SEMINOLE COUNTY, Fla. – Seminole County’s first known case of the coronavirus is related to a cruise and tour on the Nile River in Egypt, Florida Department of Health officials said.

The 68-year-old resident tested positive for COVID-19 Thursday and remains isolated until he is cleared by public health officials.

Health Department officials said the latest Florida case of the coronavirus is related to a cruise and tour in Egypt that happened in February and March. Eleven other cases in Florida have been connected to a Nile River cruise, health officials said.

Once again, health officials urged anyone who traveled to Egypt for a cruise or tour on the Nile River in February and March to self-isolate for 14 days after their return to the U.S.

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The latest case brings Florida’s resident and non-resident coronavirus patients to 35. The most recent Central Florida case involved a New York man who was traveling to Bike Week in Daytona Beach but was diagnosed in St. John’s County prior to reaching the event.

Anyone who becomes ill should contact their county health department or health care provider prior to physically going to the doctor.

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