Florida Reports Two-Day Spike In COVID-19 Cases

Florida reported over 2000 new COVID-19 cases for two consecutive days. Despite reopening bars, theaters, and beaches with restrictions, increased testing is cited as the reason for higher case numbers. Miami's mayor may delay further reopening if cases continue to rise.

How many new COVID-19 cases were reported on Saturday?

• 2016

• 2581

• 3000

• 1500

What facilities were allowed to reopen earlier this month?

• Restaurants and parks

• Bars and movie theaters

• Shopping malls and libraries

• Schools and gyms

Since when have some beaches in the state been reopening?

• May

• April

• March

• June

What do Florida health officials attribute the higher case numbers to?

• Reopening of public places

• Lack of social distancing

• Increased testing

• A more active virus

What action is the Mayor of Miami considering if cases continue to rise?

• Closing all public beaches

• Implementing a lockdown

• Increasing testing sites

• Delaying further reopening plans