Oklahoma reports record-high 1401 new cases of COVID-19
/For the third time in the past four days, the Oklahoma State Department of Health reported record-high single-day increases in COVID-19 cases. There were 1,204 new cases on Sunday, and 1,401 new cases on Monday. Current hospitalizations dropped from 654 to 625, however, and no new deaths were reported for the second-straight day. There are currently a record-high 6,938 active cases statewide.
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Sand Springs reported a record-high single-day increase of twelve cases on Monday, bringing the active total to 31. The city of Tulsa has 1,008 active cases and Tulsa County has 1,430.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are reporting 4,163,892 cases nationwide with 145,982 deaths. There have been 64,582 new cases and 969 deaths in the past day. Oklahoma is 32nd in total cases (35th per capita) and 19th in total cases for the past seven days (14th per capita). The state is 34th in total deaths (39th per capita) and 26th in total deaths in the past seven days.
The World Health Organization is reporting 16,114,449 cases worldwide with 646,641 deaths. There have been 254,274 cases and 5,490 deaths in the past day. The United States continue to lead the world in total cases, followed by Brazil with 2,394,513 and India with 1,435,453.
