Oklahoma COVID-19 cases up to 988, Kay and Grant counties report new cases

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The Oklahoma State Department is reporting 988 diagnosed cases of coronavirus in Oklahoma on Friday, April 2.

A total of 1315 test results show negative, 289 Oklahomans have been hospitalized and 38 have died. This is four more deaths from Thursday.

One new case has been reported in Kay County bringing the total to 25 with 1 death. Grant County is also reporting its first case of COVID-19. For other surrounding counties, Osage County has 21 cases with 1 death, One new case is being reported for Pawnee County bringing their total to 16, Logan, Garfield and Noble counties each have 5 cases and Payne County remains at 18.

It’s unknown at this time the amount of Oklahomans that have recovered from the virus.

To stay up-to-date on COVID-19 in Oklahoma, go to coronavirus.health.ok.gov.

 

COVID-19 Oklahoma Test Results

Positive (In-State)988
Positive (Out-of-State)2
Negative*1315
Hospitalized289
Deaths38

*Negative testing results are only from the State Public Health Laboratory and do not include private laboratory negative results.

COVID-19 Cases by Testing Laboratory

LaboratoryCases
Diagnostic Laboratory of Oklahoma195
State Public Health Laboratory153
Other640
Total988

COVID-19 Cases by Age Grouping

Age Group, YearsCOVID-19 CasesDeaths
00-04120
05-17120
18-351540
36-492042
50-642668
65+34028
Total98838
Age Range: 0-96 yrsMedian Age: 57

COVID-19 Cases by Gender

GenderCasesDeaths
Female51016
Male47822
Total98838

COVID-19 Cases by County

CountyCasesDeaths
Adair140
Atoka10
Beckham10
Bryan30
Caddo20
Canadian291
Carter10
Cherokee70
Choctaw10
Cleveland1307
Comanche330
Cotton40
Craig20
Creek391
Custer50
Delaware110
Garfield50
Garvin80
Grady50
Grant10
Greer51
Jackson40
Kay251
Kingfisher30
Kiowa10
Latimer20
Le Flore10
Lincoln70
Logan50
Love20
Major10
Mayes51
McClain100
McCurtain10
Muskogee162
Noble50
Nowata70
Oklahoma23710
Okmulgee70
Osage211
Ottawa80
Pawnee161
Payne180
Pittsburg20
Pontotoc70
Pottawatomie110
Rogers100
Seminole10
Sequoyah41
Stephens81
Texas10
Tulsa1758
Wagoner302
Washington280
Washita10
Woodward10
Total98838

* Community spread is defined as the spread of an illness for which the source of
infection is unknown. For purposes of our COVID-19 reporting, we are highlighting
the counties that contain a positive case.