MS Covid Numbers Increase by 384 Cases

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MSDH is reporting an additional 348 cases of COVID-19 in Mississippi and 24 deaths.

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	2323	74	72	15
Alcorn	2897	60	130	20
Amite	1106	32	54	7
Attala	2056	69	174	36
Benton	925	24	45	10
Bolivar	4567	120	232	31
Calhoun	1553	27	36	4
Carroll	1171	23	51	9
Chickasaw	2002	50	58	15
Choctaw	693	16	1	0
Claiborne	973	29	45	9
Clarke	1676	71	123	31
Clay	1773	48	38	5
Coahoma	2722	65	129	11
Copiah	2733	57	81	11
Covington	2462	77	136	39
De Soto	19470	226	113	24
Forrest	7055	135	225	50
Franklin	753	19	39	4
George	2295	45	59	7
Greene	1263	33	52	6
Grenada	2445	76	155	32
Hancock	3377	73	68	14
Harrison	16385	273	482	65
Hinds	18555	383	806	129
Holmes	1814	70	104	20
Humphreys	912	26	34	8
Issaquena	167	6	0	0
Itawamba	2884	71	134	23
Jackson	12401	216	235	33
Jasper	2103	43	43	2
Jefferson	608	27	40	7
Jefferson Davis	998	31	8	1
Jones	7836	144	218	41
Kemper	892	22	44	9
Lafayette	5688	113	187	55
Lamar	5793	79	53	13
Lauderdale	6735	225	441	99
Lawrence	1184	20	27	2
Leake	2508	70	88	15
Lee	9635	160	222	41
Leflore	3346	118	237	52
Lincoln	3437	99	183	38
Lowndes	5989	137	256	62
Madison	9353	193	365	69
Marion	2494	78	158	24
Marshall	3979	92	64	15
Monroe	3971	125	190	55
Montgomery	1205	37	54	9
Neshoba	3746	166	203	58
Newton	2225	51	87	15
Noxubee	1224	29	35	6
Oktibbeha	4380	91	221	36
Panola	4240	92	102	13
Pearl River	4070	127	186	34
Perry	1201	33	21	7
Pike	2977	92	127	34
Pontotoc	4060	66	86	10
Prentiss	2671	58	99	15
Quitman	766	14	0	0
Rankin	12498	260	390	61
Scott	2913	67	115	18
Sharkey	488	17	43	8
Simpson	2692	78	158	20
Smith	1511	31	65	8
Stone	1707	29	84	14
Sunflower	3157	85	121	20
Tallahatchie	1690	39	50	7
Tate	2991	72	80	19
Tippah	2752	65	120	14
Tishomingo	2109	65	102	27
Tunica	979	23	18	2
Union	3913	72	131	23
Walthall	1230	40	69	13
Warren	4091	113	169	37
Washington	5124	128	191	39
Wayne	2501	40	69	11
Webster	1086	29	61	11
Wilkinson	622	26	25	5
Winston	2201	74	130	39
Yalobusha	1419	36	82	22
Yazoo	2826	62	139	18
Total	291,222	6,577	10,368	1,941

Case Classifications

Mississippi investigates and reports both probable and confirmed cases and deaths according to the CSTE case definition.

	Confirmed	Probable	Total
Cases	181,206	110,016	291,222
Deaths	4,619	1,958	6,577

Confirmed cases and deaths are generally determined by positive PCR tests, which detect the presence of ongoing coronavirus infection.

Probable cases are those who test positive by other testing methods such as antibody or antigen, and have recent symptoms consistent with COVID-19, indicating a recent infection.

Probable deaths are those individuals with a designation of COVID-19 as a cause of death on the death certificate, but where no confirmatory testing was performed.

Mississippi COVID-19 Data Charts and Maps

All data reports below are updated as they become available.

Hospitalizations and Bed Availability

View interactive hospitalization charts

Hospitalization and ICU Use to Date

Updated weekly

Daily Case Maps

View all interactive maps

Recent COVID-19 Activity

The chart below shows counties according to COVID-19 incidence (cases by population) over the last 7 days. Also see weekly county incidence tables

Cumulative COVID-19 Cases

Total cases and deaths by county since the start of the pandemic. Also see weekly estimate of recoveries

Daily Statewide Data Charts

Our state case map and other data charts are also available in interactive form.

View interactive epidemiological and surveillance charts

The charts below are based on available data at the time of publication. Charts do not include cases where insufficient details of the case are known.

Note: Values up to two weeks in the past on the chart of Cases by Date above can change as we update it with new information from disease investigation.

Weekly Statewide Data Charts

Includes:

Cases, deaths and hospitalizations, analyzed by age, race/ethnicity, gender and other factors
MIS-C cases and deaths
Counties with high COVID-19 cases and incidence
Syndromic surveillance

All weekly charts

Weekly Pediatric MIS-C Cases and Deaths

Multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children (MIS-C) is a rare but serious condition associated with COVID-19 that causes inflammation in many body parts, including the heart and other vital organs.

Weekly High Case and High Incidence Counties

Tracking counties with recent high numbers of COVID-19 cases, adjusted for population, provides insight on where local outbreaks are most serious, and where protective measures should be increased. For more accurate reporting, these weekly charts include sample collection dates only up to seven days in the past to allow for case investigation and delays in lab test reports.

Cases counts in these charts is based on the date of illness onset. If the date of illness is not known, the date the test sample was taken, or the date of test result reporting is used instead. Counts are adjusted as cases are investigated.

Counties are ranked by highest weekly case counts, and by weekly incidence (cases proportional to population). A separate table ranking all counties is also available. All tables updated weekly.

Full tables of counties ranked by weekly incidence and cases PDF

Syndromic Surveillance

Emergency department visits by those with symptoms characteristic of COVID-19, influenza and pneumonia, updated weekly.

Estimated Recoveries

Presumed COVID-19 cases recovered, estimated weekly (does not include cases still under investigation).

U.S. and World Cases

COVID-19 Testing

Statewide Combined Testing as of February 21

COVID-19 testing providers around the state include commercial laboratories, hospital labs and the MSDH Public Health Laboratory results from all these sources are combined in the table below. (Updated weekly)

PCR testing detects current, active COVID-19 infection in an individual.

Antibody (serology) testing identifies individuals with past COVID-19 infection based on antibodies they develop one to three weeks after infection.

Antigen testing is another way to identify current COVID-19 infection.