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Jacksonville’s Baptist Overall health admits 10 kids with COVID-19 in a working day

The Baptist Health complex in Jacksonville, Florida.

The selection of sufferers hospitalized — together with small children — in Jacksonville simply because of the coronavirus continues to rise just just one working day in advance of local schools reopen their doors. 

On Monday, Baptist Overall health claimed that the number of children hospitalized a lot more than doubled inside the 7 days, expanding from 10 to 21, such as six in the ICU.

Baptist officials reported 10 kids ended up admitted into the hospital on Sunday alone because of COVID-19. This also signifies a internet boost of one particular supplemental kid in the ICU since Sunday. 

Furthermore, the medical center claimed 584 COVID-19 clients with 119 in the ICU. That signifies a internet enhance of five in clients in contrast to 24 several hours earlier. 

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“COVID is real,” area physician Dr. Meadow Maze Superior claimed in reaction to a tweet from Baptist Health about the new quantities on social media. “Persons are ill, pretty sick or dying. Mask up & get vaccinated. Do it for the small children.” 

Ascension St. Vincent's hospital in Jacksonville.

COVID-19 hospitalizations boost throughout Jacksonville

Ascension St. Vincent’s Healthcare facility described that 428 people were hospitalized Monday morning throughout the system’s a few locations — an increase of 15 clients considering the fact that Sunday. Of the 428 patients, 126 are in the ICU. 

Documents clearly show this is a internet maximize of 73 clients due to the fact very last 7 days. 

A spokesperson verified that 98 p.c of the people hospitalized with COVID-19 are unvaccinated.