The Oklahoma State Department of Health on Sunday reported 4,332 new COVID-19 cases and 22 more deaths related to the virus.
According to state data, 237,668 cases have been confirmed across the state since March, with 35,092 currently active.
The death toll for the state is currently at 2,064. The seven-day rolling average of new COVID-19 deaths in Oklahoma stands at 24, the most since the pandemic began.
Tulsa County had an additional 496 cases Sunday, bringing the total recorded since March to 39,625 cases.
The county also recorded two additional fatalities.
The state’s seven-day rolling average of new cases is 3,035 as of Sunday.
A total of 1,664 patients remained hospitalized across the state on Sunday, and 452 of them were in ICU beds, according to the most recent survey of hospital reports.
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COVID-19 by the numbers
The data below are current as of 3 p.m. Sunday.
Tulsa CountyConfirmed cases: 39,625 (+496)
Deaths: 312 (+2)
State of OklahomaConfirmed cases: 237,668 (+4,332)
Deaths: 2,064 (+22)
United StatesConfirmed cases: 16,184,350
Deaths: 298,685
WorldwideConfirmed cases: 72,084,868
Deaths: 1,610,265
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Sources: Oklahoma State Department of Health,
Tulsa Health Department, Johns Hopkins University of Medicine
