Floridians returned to ‘near-normal’ social interactions in June

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A University of West Florida study confirms what anecdotal observations suggest about the genesis of the state’s sustained COVID-19 surge: a significant number of people in June apparently believed the pandemic was over.

An analysis of cellphone movement data indicated Floridians increasingly moved about more in June with the rate of social interactions returning to near normal, according to the study.

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