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Florida won’t release COVID-19 data on Thanksgiving

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ORLANDO, Fla. – For the first time since the coronavirus pandemic first began hitting Florida hard, the state will go a day without releasing data showing the most recent COVID-19 infections and deaths.The Florida Department of Health announced Wednesday night that its dashboard will not be updated on Thanksgiving.

Floridians can expect new numbers to be released on Friday.[TRENDING: Puppy pried from gator’s mouth doing OK | Florida Rep says Trump should pardon himself | 15-year-old girl dies after overdosing]The agency has been releasing an update each day for months now, showing how the respiratory illness has spread across the state.Initially, the dashboard showing cases, the positivity rate and other health metrics was updated around 11.

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