Georgia reports 620 coronavirus cases and 25 deaths. Here’s a breakdown by county.
The Georgia Department of Public Health at 7 p.m. Sunday confirmed 620 cases of COVID-19 in the state, up by 20 from noon Sunday. Twenty-five people have died from the novel coronavirus in Georgia.
The Georgia Public Health Laboratory and private labs have conducted a total of 4,020 COVID-19 tests as of 7 p.m. March 22. Private labs have tested 3,099 people. The state has tested 921, state officials said.
Coffee, Clinch and Tattnall counties reported their first cases of COVID-19.
Here is a county-by-county breakdown of the confirmed cases:
- Fulton 111
- Cobb 67
- Bartow 56
- Dougherty 52
- DeKalb 53
- Gwinnett 27
- Cherokee 18
- Carroll 16
- Clayton 13
- Richmond 10
- Clarke 10
- Fayette 9
- Floyd 9
- Hall 9
- Coweta 9
- Lowndes 8
- Henry 7
- Chatham 4
- Douglas 4
- Forsyth 5
- Gordon 4
- Newton 4
- Paulding 4
- Polk 4
- Troup 4
- Columbia 3
- Glynn 4
- Lamar 3
- Peach 3
- Baldwin 2
- Early 2
- Effingham 2
- Laurens 2
- Muscogee 2
- Pickens 2
- Rockdale 2
- Spalding 2
- Sumter 2
- Terrell 2
- Tift 2
- Whitfield 2
- Worth 2
- Barrow 1
- Bibb 1
- Butts 2
- Charlton 1
- Chattooga 1
- Dawson 1
- Heard 1
- Houston 1
- Lincoln 1
- Lumpkin 1
- Miller 1
- Monroe 1
- Oconee 2
- Randolph 1
- Turner 1
- Twiggs 1
- Clinch 1
- Coffee 1
- Tattnall 1
- Unknown 27
This story was originally published March 22, 2020 at 12:12 PM.
Mark Rice
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer