ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – An infant in Orange County has tested positive for COVID-19, health officials said during a briefing Saturday.

"To those parents who probably are scared today, it's just him there," said Dr. Raul Pino, Orange County health officer. "Everything will be fine. We have excellent care in Orange County."

The 11-month-old is now the second child in the county to be infected with the virus. On Thursday, health officials announced that a 9-year-old had coronavirus.

The median age of those infected is 47 and there have been four deaths in the county so far.

The news comes as the number of confirmed cases in the county rose to 206. A number of testing sites have opened in Central Florida in recent days.

Orange County mayor Jerry Demings urged residents to stay home and to follow the county mandate.

Orange County Sheriff John Mina added that most people are listening to the countywide stay-at-home mandate, but deputies had to shut down a party of 30 people in a warehouse and shut down multiple nonessential businesses that remained open.

As of Saturday evening, Florida had 4,038 confirmed cases of coronavirus.