Mississippi COVID-19 cases and deaths by age group as reported Sunday, June 28, 2020.

Mississippi’s COVID-19 daily total decreased for a third consecutive day Sunday after a record high 1,092 cases were reported on Thursday.

The Mississippi State Department of Health reported 361 new cases on Sunday, none of them In Lauderdale County. The new numbers reflect positive tests reported to the state by 6 p.m. Saturday.

The state reported 550 new cases on Friday and 462 new cases on. Since Tuesday, 3,605 new cases have been reported in Mississippi.

The department of health reported four new deaths on Sunday, none of them from Lauderdale County or neighboring counties.

Since March, the state has reported 869 cases and 78 deaths for Lauderdale County.

One additional COVID-19 case was reported on Sunday for Neshoba County, which has 932 total cases, the fifth highest total among counties in the state. Hinds’ 1,957 total is the most in the state.

Clarke County had two new cases Sunday for a total of 196.

The health department has reported 25,892 COVID-19 cases since March, 1,039 people have died and 17,242 patients are presumed recovered.

The 18-29-year-old age group has the highest total of any age group with 5,133 cases reported.

Cases and Deaths by County

Cases and Deaths by County

Totals of all reported cases since March 11, including those in long-term care (LTC) facilities.

County	Total Cases	Total Deaths	Total LTC Facility Cases	Total LTC Facility Deaths
Adams	248	18	43	10
Adams	252	18	44	10
Alcorn	53	1	1	0
Amite	80	2	12	2
Attala	346	23	89	19
Benton	25	0	1	0
Bolivar	247	13	28	4
Calhoun	110	4	23	4
Carroll	146	11	45	9
Chickasaw	235	18	36	11
Choctaw	71	4	0	0
Claiborne	212	10	43	8
Clarke	196	22	19	9
Clay	235	7	0	0
Coahoma	178	6	0	0
Copiah	538	13	29	3
Covington	268	5	1	0
Desoto	1224	15	18	4
Forrest	777	42	95	29
Franklin	34	2	3	1
George	65	3	1	0
Greene	83	7	31	5
Grenada	296	5	21	2
Hancock	116	13	8	4
Harrison	642	7	19	2
Hinds	1957	36	103	14
Holmes	507	39	98	19
Humphreys	111	9	18	6
Issaquena	6	1	0	0
Itawamba	115	8	34	7
Jackson	475	16	44	5
Jasper	234	6	0	0
Jefferson	80	3	1	0
Jefferson Davis	101	4	3	1
Jones	1027	48	144	31
Kemper	171	13	37	9
Lafayette	323	4	42	1
Lamar	384	7	3	2
Lauderdale	869	78	201	51
Lawrence	146	1	0	0
Leake	533	17	3	0
Lee	452	15	61	9
Leflore	454	48	168	33
Lincoln	422	33	111	25
Lowndes	431	11	19	6
Madison	1145	32	124	16
Marion	228	11	15	2
Marshall	185	3	4	0
Monroe	340	29	94	24
Montgomery	111	2	0	0
Neshoba	933	64	78	25
Newton	329	8	4	0
Noxubee	234	7	15	3
Oktibbeha	466	23	111	17
Panola	240	6	2	1
Pearl River	236	32	47	12
Perry	56	4	0	0
Pike	334	11	24	6
Pontotoc	202	3	3	1
Prentiss	91	3	24	3
Quitman	63	0	0	0
Rankin	773	12	26	0
Scott	726	14	13	2
Sharkey	23	0	0	0
Simpson	198	3	2	0
Smith	204	11	52	8
Stone	48	1	0	0
Sunflower	238	6	0	0
Tallahatchie	93	2	2	1
Tate	234	6	17	4
Tippah	116	11	0	0
Tishomingo	60	1	2	0
Tunica	82	3	12	2
Union	161	8	20	7
Walthall	166	3	0	0
Warren	398	17	39	9
Washington	419	9	7	1
Wayne	499	10	17	1
Webster	122	10	52	9
Wilkinson	89	9	5	2
Winston	230	4	25	1
Yalobusha	148	7	35	7
Yazoo	445	6	19	2
Total	25,892	1,039	2,547	511

The numbers in this table are provisional. County case numbers and deaths may change as investigation finds new or additional information about residence.

Mississippi State Department of Health