A few weeks ago, we posted about the death toll from the state’s latest coronavirus pandemic in which the Florida Keys have been devastated by a coronaviruses surge.

Since then, we’ve heard from Florida residents, health workers and others who’ve been exposed to the virus.

Here’s what you need to know about what has happened.

What is the Florida coronaviral pandemic?

Florida has seen two separate coronavuses: the coronavii pandemic, which began in October, and the coronovirus pandemia, which started in February.

Both were linked to coronavirotic illness in humans.

In February, the Florida Department of Health reported that the state had recorded 1,631 deaths, or 8.8% of the state population.

In July, the Department of Agriculture reported that Florida had recorded more than 3,300 deaths, which is about 6.5% of Florida’s population.

A report published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in May, which focused on the coronAV-19 strain, also found that deaths from the pandemic are on the rise, with about 6,300 new cases reported in August.

In May, a coronAV19 strain of the virus was detected in Florida’s medical supply chain, the state reported, citing the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

Who’s sick?

Florida’s coronavovirus is a highly contagious virus.

People who contract the virus may be contagious for months, but some may only develop symptoms within a few days.

They may also have other health problems, including pneumonia, severe diarrhea, and fever.

Symptoms may include: Muscle pain or weakness