An additional 49 people have died from COVID-19 in Oklahoma as 706 new cases were reported Sunday by the state Health Department.
Eight of the new deaths reported were in Tulsa County, which now has surpassed 700 people who have died from the disease.
Since March, 4,428 Oklahomans have died from the virus. On Sunday, the number of deaths in Oklahoma County was 747, with 704 deaths in Tulsa County, the Health Department said.
The state’s cumulative case total now is 424,508, with 407,312 considered recovered.
According to the Oklahoma State Department of Health, 12,768 state residents still have active infections.
Oklahoma and Tulsa counties continue to have the most cases in the state with 80,795 and 70,949, respectively. The number of cases considered recovered in those counties is 77,705 and 68,731.
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Statewide, the number of cases by age group as of Sunday are:
18-35, 31.33%
36-49, 21.62%
50-64, 19.49%
65+, 14.40%
5-17, 11.25%
0-4, 1.90%
Unknown, 0.01%
COVID-19 by the numbers
The data below are current as of 6 p.m. Sunday.
Tulsa County
Confirmed cases: 70,949 (+115)
Deaths: 704 (+8)
State of Oklahoma
Confirmed cases: 424,508 (+706)
Deaths: 4,428 (+49)
United States
Confirmed cases: 28,602,101
Deaths: 513,137
Worldwide
Confirmed cases: 114,037,377
Deaths: 2,530,014
Sources: Oklahoma State Department of Health, Tulsa Health Department, Johns Hopkins University of Medicine
