The Florida Department of Health reported 82 new COVID-19 cases and no additional deaths for Lee County on Saturday.
Lee County’s total number of deaths remained at 465. The total number of COVID-19 cases in Lee County is at 20,326.
According to the state Department of Health, a total of 1,490 people – 1,469 residents and 21 non-residents – in Lee County have been hospitalized for COVID-19 as of Saturday, but that number does not reflect people currently in the hospital, according to the state.
The Florida Department of Health is not reporting how many people have recovered from COVID-19.
Other numbers include the following demographics breakdown for Florida residents:
Age
- Age Range: 0 to 103
- Median Age: 41
Gender
- Male: 9,351
- Female: 10,549
- Unknown/No data: 112
Race
- Black: 1,967
- White: 9,079
- Other: 1,129
- Unknown/No Data: 7,837
Ethnicity
- Hispanic: 4,566
- Non-Hispanic: 7,278
- Unknown/No Data: 8,168
City of residence (if known)
- Fort Myers: 8,245
- Cape Coral: 4,675
- Lehigh Acres: 3,878
- Bonita Springs: 1,282
- North Fort Myers: 745
- Estero: 476
- Missing: 161
- Alva: 118
- Fort Myers Beach: 89
- Bokeelia: 49
- Sanibel: 49
- Saint James City: 30
- Matlacha: 32
- South Fort Myers: 25
- Tice: 18
- Boca Grande: 5
- Miromar Lakes: 5
- Buckingham: 4
- Captiva: 3
- San Carlos Park: 3
- Pineland: 1
Tests reported in Lee (through Sept. 26)
- Total tested: 143,301
- Positive: 20,012
- Negative: 123,176
- Awaiting testing: 27
- Inconclusive: 113
- Percent positive: 14%
View yesterday’s report.
More: COVID-19 in Lee County: Department of Health reports 53 new cases, no deaths
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