Mississippi COVID Cases Increase To 134,309 Deaths To 3,543

[niman]

Cumulative Cases and Deaths by County

Totals of all reported COVID-19 cases for 2020, including those in long-term care (LTC) facilities.

Detailed reporting of long-term care information will resume on Monday.

The numbers in this table are provisional. County case numbers and deaths may change as investigation finds new or additional information. The data provided below is the most current available.

County	Total Cases	Total Deaths
Adams	1236	47
Alcorn	1318	21
Amite	458	14
Attala	962	27
Benton	447	16
Bolivar	2251	82
Calhoun	685	13
Carroll	648	13
Chickasaw	966	31
Choctaw	263	7
Claiborne	564	16
Clarke	846	53
Clay	806	26
Coahoma	1377	40
Copiah	1512	38
Covington	1103	32
De Soto	8857	87
Forrest	3426	83
Franklin	278	4
George	1159	22
Greene	557	19
Grenada	1307	43
Hancock	1068	34
Harrison	6432	101
Hinds	8966	186
Holmes	1196	60
Humphreys	503	18
Issaquena	108	4
Itawamba	1359	33
Jackson	5746	105
Jasper	773	20
Jefferson	299	11
Jefferson Davis	511	15
Jones	3253	86
Kemper	361	15
Lafayette	2867	45
Lamar	2597	47
Lauderdale	3042	141
Lawrence	640	14
Leake	1261	43
Lee	4411	89
Leflore	1915	88
Lincoln	1657	64
Lowndes	2127	62
Madison	4300	97
Marion	1040	46
Marshall	1902	39
Monroe	1753	76
Montgomery	670	24
Neshoba	2056	111
Newton	970	29
Noxubee	648	17
Oktibbeha	2265	58
Panola	1954	43
Pearl River	1323	65
Perry	595	24
Pike	1533	58
Pontotoc	1785	25
Prentiss	1300	25
Quitman	452	6
Rankin	4784	90
Scott	1388	29
Sharkey	297	16
Simpson	1354	52
Smith	660	16
Stone	629	14
Sunflower	1791	54
Tallahatchie	916	27
Tate	1504	45
Tippah	1109	28
Tishomingo	985	41
Tunica	575	18
Union	1464	25
Walthall	712	27
Warren	1657	56
Washington	2889	105
Wayne	1109	22
Webster	401	14
Wilkinson	360	22
Winston	1013	22
Yalobusha	630	26
Yazoo	1418	36
Total	134,309	3,543

 

Case Classifications

Mississippi investigates and reports both probable and confirmed cases and deaths according to the CSTE case definition.

	Confirmed	Probable	Total
Cases	112,266	22,043	134,309
Deaths	3,137	406	3,543

Confirmed cases and deaths are generally determined by positive PCR tests, which detect the presence of ongoing coronavirus infection.

https://msdh.ms.gov/msdhsite/_static/14,0,420.html