Source: Mississippi State Department of Health

The Mississippi State Department of Health reported Saturday 33 new cases of COVID-19 and three new related deaths in Lauderdale County as of Friday, Dec. 18, 2020.

Lauderdale County has recorded 4,442 cases of COVID-19 and 164 related deaths since the state began tracking the disease caused by the novel SARS-CoV-2 virus in March. Two of the three related deaths reported Saturday occurred between Nov. 21 and Dec. 10, identified from death certificate reports, according to MSDH.

The department of health recorded 1,700 new cases and 36 new related deaths statewide Saturday, for a total of 192,111 cases and 4,390 related deaths since March. As of Dec. 12, 2020, 1,607,803 tests for COVID-19 — that includes PCR, antibody and antigen tests — have been conducted statewide.

In Clarke County, 10 new cases of COVID-19 were reported Saturday for a total of 1,106 cases and 55 related deaths. In Kemper County, one new case was reported for 622 total cases and 19 related deaths. In Neshoba County, 12 new cases were reported for a total of 2,710 cases and 133 related deaths. In Newton County, 11 new cases were reported for a total of 1,406 cases and 32 related deaths.

At Anderson Regional Medical Center, nine adults COVID-19 patients were in the ICU unit as of Thursday, Dec. 17, 2020. A total of three out of 29 adult ICU beds were listed as available on Thursday. At Rush Foundation Hospital, eight adults COVID-19 patients were in the ICU unit as of Thursday. A total of one out of 23 adult ICU beds were listed as available as of Thursday.

As of Dec. 13, 2020, 148,466 people are presumed to have recovered from COVID-19.

Cumulative cases and deaths by county

County	Total Cases	Total Deaths	Total LTC Facility Cases	Total LTC Facility Deaths
Adams	1683	53	72	14
Alcorn	1930	38	119	17
Amite	783	19	53	6
Attala	1517	43	162	28
Benton	598	20	45	10
Bolivar	3001	91	224	30
Calhoun	982	16	25	4
Carroll	886	17	46	9
Chickasaw	1415	35	49	14
Choctaw	447	10	1	0
Claiborne	642	18	43	9
Clarke	1106	55	104	27
Clay	1174	29	20	3
Coahoma	1804	48	127	11
Copiah	2034	42	72	9
Covington	1664	63	115	36
De Soto	12853	127	103	20
Forrest	4735	93	200	42
Franklin	515	6	21	1
George	1578	33	47	7
Greene	910	25	50	6
Grenada	1824	54	145	26
Hancock	1667	50	68	13
Harrison	9404	134	435	50
Hinds	12678	236	622	90
Holmes	1509	63	103	20
Humphreys	664	22	33	8
Issaquena	140	4	0	0
Itawamba	1984	46	123	22
Jackson	7843	147	214	24
Jasper	1167	24	11	0
Jefferson	447	13	17	3
Jefferson Davis	704	21	8	1
Jones	4645	92	199	38
Kemper	622	19	43	9
Lafayette	3813	70	174	42
Lamar	3670	53	45	12
Lauderdale	4442	164	358	86
Lawrence	873	16	27	2
Leake	1750	45	68	7
Lee	6772	108	205	40
Leflore	2418	98	198	48
Lincoln	2299	73	166	36
Lowndes	3639	77	176	37
Madison	6379	126	303	58
Marion	1568	58	144	20
Marshall	2624	59	62	15
Monroe	2641	83	176	53
Montgomery	917	30	54	9
Neshoba	2710	133	177	54
Newton	1406	32	66	11
Noxubee	849	18	21	4
Oktibbeha	3038	67	204	32
Panola	2845	67	101	13
Pearl River	2208	75	143	27
Perry	774	30	20	7
Pike	1991	65	104	27
Pontotoc	2734	34	20	3
Prentiss	1860	40	98	15
Quitman	563	7	0	0
Rankin	7795	143	297	42
Scott	1907	35	35	4
Sharkey	369	17	43	8
Simpson	1803	57	149	19
Smith	916	17	55	8
Stone	1038	18	63	9
Sunflower	2198	57	90	15
Tallahatchie	1127	29	41	7
Tate	2189	54	77	18
Tippah	1754	37	78	4
Tishomingo	1415	50	99	26
Tunica	686	19	15	2
Union	2422	27	102	11
Walthall	909	32	67	13
Warren	2302	68	160	31
Washington	3815	111	187	39
Wayne	1536	25	66	10
Webster	646	17	55	11
Wilkinson	496	22	21	5
Winston	1638	44	96	27
Yalobusha	871	30	81	22
Yazoo	1941	47	138	17
Total	192,111	4,390	8,844	1,613

Source: Mississippi State Department of Health