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Coronavirus: New cases exceed 11,000 the second day in a row

Coronavirus: New cases exceed 11,000 the second day in a row Jane Musgrave, Palm Beach Post © Ivy Ceballo, Times Gov. Ron DeSantis introduces First Lady Casey DeSantis during a roundtable discussion regarding mental health at the downtown Tampa Firefighter Museum on Friday, Dec. 11, 2020. Gov. DeSantis announced plans to allocate funds from the CARES Act to state mental health services. As new COVID-19 cases for a second day soared beyond 11,000 and deaths mounted, Gov. Ron DeSantis on Friday mocked other states for taking steps to contain the coronavirus. An additional 11,699 people were diagnosed with COVID-19, the most since the virus was ravaging the state in July. The two-day increase of more than 23,000 cases means 1,106,396 people have been diagnosed since the pandemic began.

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Florida want to improve mental health resources for first responders

Florida want to improve mental health resources for first responders December 11, 2020 at 12:25 PM EST - Updated December 11 at 12:25 PM Top officials in Florida want brave and dedicated first responders to have better access to mental health resources during the COVID-19 pandemic. Speaking at the Tampa Firefighter Museum on Friday, Gov. Ron DeSantis announced a $4.9 million grant through Florida s Department of Children and Families to improve the state s 211 crisis hotline system. Mental health is something that s been underlooked for too long, DeSantis said. We really believe that focusing on this is important. WATCH NEWS CONFERENCE: WEB EXTRA: Florida to improve mental health resources for first responders

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Florida wants to improve mental health resources for first responders

Florida wants to improve mental health resources for first responders December 11, 2020 at 5:31 PM EST - Updated December 11 at 5:31 PM Top officials in Florida want brave and dedicated first responders to have better access to mental health resources during the COVID-19 pandemic. Speaking at the Tampa Firefighter Museum on Friday, Gov. Ron DeSantis announced a $4.9 million grant through Florida s Department of Children and Families to improve the state s 211 crisis hotline system. Mental health is something that s been underlooked for too long, DeSantis said. We really believe that focusing on this is important. WATCH NEWS CONFERENCE: WEB EXTRA: Florida to improve mental health resources for first responders

United statesTampa bayRon desantisCasey desantisLady casey desantisTampa firefighter museum onTampa bay crisis centerFlorida department of childrenTampa firefighter museumFirst lady caseyBaker actsஒன்றுபட்டது மாநிலங்களில்தம்பா வளைகுடாரோன் தேசன்டிஸ்வழக்கு தேசன்டிஸ்பெண் வழக்கு தேசன்டிஸ்

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