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Missouri reports small increase in COVID-19 cases Sunday

The state reported an increase of 136 cases and one death Sunday.

MISSOURI, USA — The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services reported fewer than 140 new coronavirus cases in the state Sunday, the smallest increase this week.

On Sunday, the department reported 4,160 total coronavirus cases and 110, an increase of 136 cases and just one new death. Those totals do not include some additional cases and deaths reported by the St. Charles County and St. Louis health departments, bringing the totals to 4,244 cases and 116 deaths.

St. Louis County, St. Louis and St. Charles County have more cases than any other county in the state with 1,633, 645 and 366 cases respectively. Kansas City is the next highest with 308 cases, according to the DHSS. 

The age breakdown for cases reported by the state is as follows:

  • Under 20    95
  • 20-24    269
  • 25-29    290
  • 30-34    262
  • 35-39    264
  • 40-44    309
  • 45-49    368
  • 50-54    419
  • 55-59    450
  • 60-64    417
  • 65-69    328
  • 70-74    243
  • 75-79    169
  • 80+    274
  • Unknown    3

The age breakdown for deaths reported by the state is as follows:

  • Under 20    0
  • 20-29    0
  • 30-39    1
  • 40-49    4
  • 50-59    13
  • 60-69    21
  • 70-79    31
  • 80+    40

For a full county-by-county breakdown, use our interactive map:

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