MSDH reports 272 new coronavirus cases, 27 new deaths Tuesday

The state health department reported 272 new cases of the coronavirus and 27 new deaths Tuesday, May 19.

Posted: May 19, 2020 11:19 AM

Updated: May 20, 2020 11:25 AM

Posted By: Zac Carlisle

JACKSON, Miss. (WTVA) - The state health department reported 272 new cases of the coronavirus and 27 new deaths Tuesday, May 19.

The Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) updates its case totals each morning based on test results from the previous day.

Source: MSDH

New coronavirus-related deaths reported to MSDH as of 6 p.m. Monday, May 18.

Amite - 1
Attala - 2
Carroll - 1
Claiborne - 1
Clarke - 1
Copiah - 1
Covington - 1
Forrest - 2
Jones - 1
Kemper - 1
Lauderdale - 1
Leake - 1
Lee - 1
Neshoba - 1
Noxubee - 1
Oktibbeha - 2
Pearl River - 1
Scott - 2
Smith - 2
Tate - 1
Warren - 1
Yalobusha - 1

As of Tuesday, May 19, MSDH estimates 7,681 people have recovered from the virus.

Open this link to view the cases per county, recoveries and more information.

Mississippi Coronavirus Cases

Data is updated nightly.

Cases: 343505

Reported Deaths: 7543

County	Cases	Deaths
Hinds	23932	444
DeSoto	23229	283
Harrison	20527	329
Rankin	15411	291
Jackson	15232	252
Madison	10959	227
Lee	10719	179
Jones	9047	169
Forrest	8723	159
Lauderdale	7884	244
Lowndes	7054	151
Lamar	7029	89
Lafayette	6548	124
Washington	5595	139
Pearl River	5196	152
Bolivar	4954	134
Oktibbeha	4943	98
Panola	4771	112
Warren	4728	128
Marshall	4701	106
Pontotoc	4477	73
Union	4332	79
Monroe	4330	137
Neshoba	4281	181
Hancock	4280	88
Lincoln	4176	116
Pike	3667	113
Leflore	3627	125
Tate	3533	88
Alcorn	3509	74
Sunflower	3476	94
Scott	3411	76
Adams	3409	88
Yazoo	3393	76
Copiah	3249	68
Simpson	3228	91
Itawamba	3146	80
Coahoma	3140	85
Tippah	3065	68
Prentiss	2988	63
Covington	2934	84
Leake	2854	75
Marion	2841	81
Wayne	2775	43
George	2722	51
Grenada	2694	88
Newton	2623	64
Tishomingo	2397	70
Winston	2367	84
Jasper	2306	48
Stone	2296	37
Attala	2263	73
Chickasaw	2190	60
Holmes	2001	74
Clay	1976	54
Clarke	1868	80
Tallahatchie	1837	42
Calhoun	1813	32
Smith	1792	35
Yalobusha	1715	40
Walthall	1457	48
Lawrence	1428	26
Greene	1401	34
Amite	1375	43
Noxubee	1352	35
Perry	1335	38
Montgomery	1330	44
Carroll	1264	31
Webster	1212	32
Jefferson Davis	1167	34
Tunica	1142	27
Benton	1067	25
Claiborne	1053	31
Kemper	1024	29
Humphreys	1001	33
Franklin	879	23
Quitman	847	19
Choctaw	826	19
Wilkinson	780	32
Jefferson	713	28
Sharkey	516	18
Issaquena	173	6
Unassigned	0	0

Alabama Coronavirus Cases

Cases: 577463

Reported Deaths: 11510

County	Cases	Deaths
Jefferson	84198	1589
Mobile	47171	860
Madison	37047	533
Tuscaloosa	26915	465
Shelby	26873	256
Montgomery	25918	625
Baldwin	24499	328
Lee	16949	181
Calhoun	15252	332
Morgan	15017	290
Etowah	14778	370
Marshall	12933	235
Houston	11774	292
Elmore	10761	217
St. Clair	10617	252
Limestone	10574	158
Cullman	10363	205
Lauderdale	10083	254
DeKalb	9382	191
Talladega	8836	188
Walker	7681	287
Autauga	7479	114
Jackson	7317	117
Blount	7266	139
Colbert	6635	142
Coffee	6163	132
Dale	5453	117
Russell	4706	42
Chilton	4682	117
Covington	4649	125
Franklin	4500	81
Tallapoosa	4440	156
Escambia	4278	82
Chambers	3898	125
Dallas	3717	163
Clarke	3677	63
Marion	3427	106
Pike	3278	79
Lawrence	3225	101
Winston	2949	73
Bibb	2845	65
Geneva	2763	83
Marengo	2599	67
Barbour	2462	61
Pickens	2400	62
Butler	2382	72
Hale	2327	78
Fayette	2252	64
Henry	2092	45
Monroe	1972	41
Randolph	1967	44
Cherokee	1963	48
Washington	1801	39
Macon	1687	52
Crenshaw	1655	58
Clay	1637	59
Cleburne	1602	45
Lamar	1499	38
Lowndes	1448	54
Wilcox	1305	31
Bullock	1261	42
Conecuh	1196	30
Coosa	1169	29
Perry	1099	28
Sumter	1090	32
Greene	987	36
Choctaw	643	25
Out of AL	0	0
Unassigned	0	0

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