The Oklahoma State Department of Health reported 81 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 on Monday, bringing the state's total number of cases to 2,680 since March 6.
Three new deaths were reported Monday: two Cleveland County men age 65 or older and a Caddo County man between 50 and 64 years old. One death happened in the past day, while the other two happened last week.
COVID-19 has killed 143 Oklahomans since March 18. Since the outbreak began, 561 people in the state have been hospitalized.
Oklahoma, Tulsa and Cleveland counties are still the top three in total reported cases. Oklahoma City has the most cases of any city, 420, followed by Tulsa with 268, Norman with 184, Bartlesville with 127 and Edmond with 118.
Cleveland and Oklahoma counties have 23 deaths apiece, while Tulsa has 22.
