Mississippi COVID-19 cases posted Sept. 21.

The Mississippi State Department of Health reported 192 new COVID-19 cases on Monday and no related deaths.

Eight of the new cases were in Lauderdale County, which has a total of 2007 cases since the Department of Health began recording statistics in March. Lauderdale County had no new deaths over the weekend and has a total of 124.

The state totals are 93,556 cases and 2,810 deaths since March, following increases of 277 cases and one death on Sunday and 655 cases and 17 deaths on Saturday.

Long-term-care facilities on Monday reported seven new cases among residents. There are 129 active outbreaks of COVID-19 in long-term-care facilities, according to the Department of Health.  An outbreak is considered any confirmed COVID-19 case among LTC residents, or more than one case in a 14-day period among staff or employees of a facility.

There are 497 patients hospitalized for confirmed COVID-19 in Mississippi, 157 of them are in intensive care.

Increases in cases across East Mississippi were all in single digits on Monday, with Clarke County reporting two new cases for a total of 537; Kemper County zero new cases for a total of 286; Neshoba County four new cases for a total of 1,540; and Newton County two new cases for a total of 759.

Clarke County and Newton County each reported one additional death on Saturday and have totals of 39 and 23 respectively.

Cumulative Cases and Deaths by County

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

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	Total LTC Facility Cases	Total LTC Facility Deaths
Adams	921	36	47	12
Alcorn	775	11	18	2
Amite	311	10	14	2
Attala	641	25	90	20
Benton	220	1	3	0
Bolivar	1795	65	198	26
Calhoun	506	12	25	4
Carroll	312	12	45	9
Chickasaw	656	24	43	13
Choctaw	179	5	1	0
Claiborne	452	16	43	9
Clarke	537	39	59	17
Clay	581	17	16	2
Coahoma	1128	27	79	2
Copiah	1163	33	51	4
Covington	809	22	31	7
De Soto	5425	55	63	13
Forrest	2395	70	172	40
Franklin	189	3	3	1
George	751	13	30	6
Greene	346	17	37	6
Grenada	1062	35	105	20
Hancock	564	21	9	4
Harrison	3743	72	239	30
Hinds	6979	155	406	63
Holmes	1092	58	100	20
Humphreys	373	15	21	6
Issaquena	103	3	0	0
Itawamba	770	21	81	16
Jackson	3399	67	77	7
Jasper	555	15	1	0
Jefferson	243	9	12	3
Jefferson Davis	328	11	3	1
Jones	2427	78	180	37
Kemper	286	15	39	9
Lafayette	2092	39	122	28
Lamar	1635	34	27	11
Lauderdale	2007	124	260	73
Lawrence	425	12	26	2
Leake	940	37	19	4
Lee	2610	67	155	30
Leflore	1370	80	189	45
Lincoln	1068	53	142	32
Lowndes	1403	57	98	33
Madison	3212	86	238	45
Marion	841	33	74	9
Marshall	1076	15	31	6
Monroe	1189	65	163	50
Montgomery	455	20	49	9
Neshoba	1540	103	114	37
Newton	759	23	38	8
Noxubee	543	15	19	4
Oktibbeha	1754	50	193	31
Panola	1445	27	13	2
Pearl River	867	50	72	20
Perry	409	18	18	5
Pike	1213	48	80	21
Pontotoc	1236	16	17	1
Prentiss	815	17	48	3
Quitman	375	5	0	0
Rankin	3193	75	156	18
Scott	1164	25	19	3
Sharkey	263	12	43	8
Simpson	1014	43	106	18
Smith	524	14	54	8
Stone	357	11	52	7
Sunflower	1421	44	71	11
Tallahatchie	757	18	29	4
Tate	955	37	32	13
Tippah	645	16	5	0
Tishomingo	661	37	95	25
Tunica	481	13	12	2
Union	978	24	46	11
Walthall	594	25	67	13
Warren	1381	50	120	24
Washington	2181	71	111	23
Wayne	877	21	59	10
Webster	331	13	52	11
Wilkinson	302	17	20	5
Winston	725	19	40	11
Yalobusha	418	14	35	7
Yazoo	1039	29	57	12
Total	93,556	2,810	5,827	1,164

–Mississippi State Department of Health