As of 1 p.m. Wednesday, the Alabama Department of Public Health reported 38,442 total confirmed COVID-19 cases in the state which is an increase of 906 new cases in the last 24 hours.
Additionally, there are 520 probable cases in the state.
According to ADPH's website, probable cases are the total number of patients who have had close contact with a confirmed case, have symptoms meeting clinical criteria of COVID-19 and have no confirmatory laboratory testing performed for COVID-19.
In the last 14 days, there have been 111,052 tests given, according to what ADPH is currently reporting.
Tallapoosa County added three new cases in the last 24 hours, now at 563 confirmed cases and 69 deaths.
Coosa County remains at 55 confirmed cases with one confirmed death.
Elmore County's added seven new cases in the day to be at 813 confirmed cases and 14 deaths.
Since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, there have been 413,443 tests performed throughout the state, according to ADPH. A total of 492 have been tested in Coosa County, 6,597 in Elmore County and 4,775 in Tallapoosa County.
Statewide, there have been 947 deaths due to COVID-19 and 25 probable deaths, according to ADPH.
Confirmed and probable deaths represent patients who have a death certificate that lists COVID-19 disease or SARS-CoV-2 as a cause of death or a significant condition contributing to death. Confirmed deaths have a laboratory confirmation of the disease while probable deaths have no confirmatory laboratory testing performed for COVID-19.
According to ADPH's presumed recoveries category, which will be updated weekly and was updated Wednesday morning, 18,866 people statewide have presumably recovered from COVID-19.
"Cases are presumed recovered if it has been 14 days or more since the case tested positive if they were not hospitalized, or if it has been 32 days or more since the case tested positive if they were hospitalized or if hospitalization was unknown," ADPH wrote in a Facebook post. "All deaths excluded."
There have been 2,803 hospitalizations across the state since March 13, according to ADPH.
According to the CDC, people with COVID-19 have had a wide range of symptoms reported, from mild symptoms to severe illness. Symptoms may appear two to 14 days after exposure to the virus. Symptoms include:
- Fever or chills
- Cough
- Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing
- Fatigue
- Muscle or body aches
- Headache
- New loss of taste or smell
- Sore throat
- Congestion or runny nose
- Nausea or vomiting
- Diarrhea
This list does not include all possible symptoms. CDC will continue to update this list as we learn more about COVID-19.
All data can be viewed here. ADPH's dashboard is updated around 10 a.m. each day and Tallapoosa Publishers publishes a report detailing all information around noon each day.
Here is the latest information for each county as of 1 p.m. Wednesday.
Autauga
545 confirmed cases
4,179 tested
11 deaths
Baldwin
686 confirmed cases
14,830 tested
9 deaths
Barbour
323 confirmed cases
1,778 tested
1 deaths
Bibb
171 confirmed cases
2,116 tested
1 deaths
Blount
214 confirmed cases
3,117 tested
1 deaths
Bullock
362 confirmed cases
1,316 tested
9 deaths
Butler
604 confirmed cases
2,440 tested
27 deaths
Calhoun
270 confirmed cases
6,468 tested
5 deaths
Chambers
581 confirmed cases
3,069 tested
27 deaths
Cherokee
74 confirmed cases
1,289 tested
7 deaths
Chilton
211 confirmed cases
2,599 tested
2 deaths
Choctaw
192 confirmed cases
697 tested
12 deaths
Clarke
266 confirmed cases
2,355 tested
5 deaths
Clay
58 confirmed cases
762 tested
2 deaths
Cleburne
29 confirmed cases
530 tested
1 deaths
Coffee
353 confirmed cases
3,636 tested
2 deaths
Colbert
368 confirmed cases
4,709 tested
5 deaths
Conecuh
180 confirmed cases
910 tested
4 deaths
Coosa
55 confirmed cases
492 tested
1 deaths
Covington
308 confirmed cases
2,636 tested
7 deaths
Crenshaw
123 confirmed cases
1,193 tested
3 deaths
Cullman
400 confirmed cases
5,967 tested
3 deaths
Dale
244 confirmed cases
3,097 tested
0 deaths
Dallas
819 confirmed cases
4,770 tested
8 deaths
DeKalb
602 confirmed cases
4,799 tested
5 deaths
Elmore
813 confirmed cases
6,597 tested
14 deaths
Escambia
263 confirmed cases
2,369 tested
6 deaths
Etowah
625 confirmed cases
8,936 tested
13 deaths
Fayette
67 confirmed cases
1,144 tested
1 deaths
Franklin
852 confirmed cases
3,792 tested
13 deaths
Geneva
67 confirmed cases
1,410 tested
0 deaths
Greene
166 confirmed cases
938 tested
7 deaths
Hale
293 confirmed cases
2,210 tested
21 deaths
Henry
130 confirmed cases
1,330 tested
3 deaths
Houston
434 confirmed cases
9,213 tested
4 deaths
Jackson
238 confirmed cases
4,518 tested
2 deaths
Jefferson
4,387 confirmed cases
69,382 tested
142 deaths
Lamar
71 confirmed cases
963 tested
1 deaths
Lauderdale
444 confirmed cases
7,456 tested
6 deaths
Lawrence
101 confirmed cases
1,296 tested
0 deaths
Lee
1,189 confirmed cases
11,772 tested
37 deaths
Limestone
409 confirmed cases
4,881 tested
0 deaths
Lowndes
458 confirmed cases
1,408 tested
20 deaths
Macon
170 confirmed cases
1,402 tested
8 deaths
Madison
1,057 confirmed cases
27,849 tested
7 deaths
Marengo
286 confirmed cases
2,742 tested
11 deaths
Marion
203 confirmed cases
2,247 tested
12 deaths
Marshall
1,537 confirmed cases
10,040 tested
10 deaths
Mobile
3,697 confirmed cases
36,889 tested
134 deaths
Monroe
197 confirmed cases
1,818 tested
2 deaths
Montgomery
3,839 confirmed cases
20,242 tested
99 deaths
Morgan
981 confirmed cases
9,485 tested
3 deaths
Perry
145 confirmed cases
1,480 tested
1 deaths
Pickens
211 confirmed cases
1,753 tested
6 deaths
Pike
399 confirmed cases
3,228 tested
5 deaths
Randolph
170 confirmed cases
1,446 tested
9 deaths
Russell
484 confirmed cases
3,582 tested
0 deaths
Shelby
1,082 confirmed cases
17,635 tested
23 deaths
St. Clair
304 confirmed cases
6,506 tested
2 deaths
Sumter
276 confirmed cases
1,356 tested
12 deaths
Talladega
267 confirmed cases
5,458 tested
7 deaths
Tallapoosa
563 confirmed cases
4,775 tested
69 deaths
Tuscaloosa
2,049 confirmed cases
22,093 tested
38 deaths
Unknown or Out of State
0 confirmed cases
0 tested
0 deaths
Walker
867 confirmed cases
7,330 tested
23 deaths
Washington
100 confirmed cases
1,108 tested
7 deaths
Wilcox
280 confirmed cases
1,271 tested
8 deaths
Winston
233 confirmed cases
2,329 tested
3 deaths
