Gov. Ron DeSantis unveiled Florida’s action plan on how the state plans to combat the coronavirus this morning 10 a.m. in Tallahassee.

Lieutenant Governor Jeanette Nuñez, State Surgeon General Dr. Scott Rivkees and Deputy Secretary for Health Dr. Shamarial Roberson joined the governor at the news conference.

Health leaders say there are no documented cases of coronavirus in Palm Beach County or the state of Florida.

The School District of Palm Beach County says it’s being proactive and following recommendations and guidelines by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to prepare for potential cases of the virus.

“The Palm Beach County School District has a robust, long-standing professional relationship with the FDOH and will work in close collaboration with all public health officials and governmental agencies throughout the state to provide guidance, promote awareness, and initiate response actions as needed,” said Donald Fennoy, Superintendent of the School District of Palm Beach County.

FAU expanded the suspension of university-related travel to certain countries. First, China, based on the U.S. State Department’s Level 4 travel restrictions which say do not travel to China. Now, South Korea is added to the list, based on the government’s Level 3 Travel Warning to that country.

DIsney is also monitoring cast members who recently traveled to Italy.

The viral outbreak began in China and infected more than 82,000 around the world.

Here are the latest figures from the Associated Press on the number of people affected, as reported by each country’s health authority:

— Mainland China: 2,744 deaths among 78,497 cases, mostly in the central province of Hubei

— Hong Kong: 81 cases, 2 deaths

— Macao: 10 cases

— South Korea: 1,766 cases, 13 deaths

— Japan: 895 cases, including 705 from the Diamond Princess cruise ship, 8 deaths

— Italy: 447 cases, 12 deaths

— Iran: 141 cases, 22 deaths

— Singapore: 93

— United States: 60

— Kuwait: 43

— Thailand: 40

— Bahrain: 33

— Taiwan: 32 cases, 1 death

— Australia: 23

— Malaysia: 22

— Germany: 21

— France: 17 cases, 2 deaths

— Vietnam: 16

— United Kingdom: 15

— United Arab Emirates: 13

— Spain: 12

— Canada: 12

— Iraq: 6

— Russia: 5

— Oman: 4

— Philippines: 3 cases, 1 death

— India: 3

— Croatia: 3

— Israel: 2

— Pakistan: 2

— Finland: 2

— Austria: 2

— Lebanon: 2

— Egypt: 1

— Algeria: 1

— Afghanistan: 1

— Greece: 1

— North Macedonia: 1

— Georgia: 1

— Estonia: 1

— Belgium: 1

— Romania: 1

— Nepal: 1

— Sri Lanka: 1

— Cambodia: 1

— Sweden: 2

— Norway: 1

— Denmark: 1

— Switzerland: 1

— Brazil 1

The CDC has a lot of information about the facts and myths of coronavirus. Visit the CDC’s website to learn more.