7 More Deaths And 55 New Positive Cases Of Coronavirus Reported In Oklahoma; OSDH Reports

The total number of positive COVID-19 cases went up to 377 and an additional seven deaths due to the virus according to the Oklahoma Department of Health.<br/><br/>

Saturday, March 28th 2020, 7:35 am

By: News On 6

7 More Deaths And 55 New Positive Cases Of Coronavirus Reported In Oklahoma; OSDH Reports

According to the Oklahoma Department of Health, the total number of positive COVID-19 cases has risen to 377 and virus-related deaths to 15.

Health Officials say between Friday night and Saturday morning there were two deaths in Cleveland County, a male, and female, both over age 65. Two in Tulsa County, a male, and female, both over age 65.

An Oklahoma County female over age 65 died. A female in the 50-64 age group died in Sequoyah County and a female in Wagoner County over age 65.

COVID-19 Oklahoma Test Results

Positive (In-State)	377
Positive (Out-of-State)	2
Negative*	*Numbers to be updated later online
Hospitalizations	126
Deaths	15

The state launched a website Friday to coordinate corporate PPE donations across the state to get critical protective equipment to health care professionals who are on the front lines of delivering COVID-19 care: ppedonation.ok.gov

COVID-19 Cases by Age Grouping
Age Group, Years	COVID-19 Cases	Deaths
00-04	4	0
05-17	5	0
18-35	64	0
36-49	70	1
50-64	97	3
65+	137	11
Total	377	15
Age Range: 0-95 yrs	Median Age: 59

COVID-19 Cases by Gender
Gender	Cases	Deaths
Female	191	7
Male	186	8
Total	377	15

COVID-19 Cases by County
County	Cases	Deaths
Adair	3	0
Bryan	1	0
Caddo	1	0
Canadian	11	0
Carter	1	0
Cherokee	1	0
Choctaw	1	0
Cleveland	46	5
Comanche	6	0
Craig	1	0
Creek	16	1
Custer	3	0
Delaware	4	0
Garvin	2	0
Grady	2	0
Jackson	1	0
Kay	18	0
Latimer	1	0
Le Flore	1	0
Lincoln	3	0
Logan	3	0
Mayes	3	0
McClain	2	0
Muskogee	7	0
Noble	3	0
Nowata	1	0
Oklahoma	107	3
Okmulgee	2	0
Osage	6	0
Ottawa	4	0
Pawnee	14	1
Payne	12	0
Pittsburg	2	0
Pontotoc	3	0
Pottawatomie	2	0
Sequoyah	2	1
Stephens	2	0
Tulsa	57	3
Wagoner	8	1
Washington	14	0
Total	377	15

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