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Missouri surpasses 5,100 COVID-19 cases, St. Louis County surpasses 2,000

According to the health department numbers, St. Louis County accounts for 2,026 of the cases in the state and 63 deaths, the most of any county

MISSOURI, USA — Missouri now has more than 5,100 confirmed COVID-19 cases, and more than 2,000 of them are in St. Louis County.

On Thursday, the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services reported 5,111 cases and 152 deaths, an increase of 216 cases and 5 deaths from the numbers reported Wednesday. The numbers reported by the department did not include 16 deaths and about 50 cases in the St. Louis area, which brought the totals to 5,201 cases and 169 deaths in Missouri.

According to the health department numbers, St. Louis County accounts for 2,026 of the cases in the state and 63 deaths, the most of any county.

The St. Louis area as a whole accounts for more than 3,500 cases and 124 deaths.

READ MORE: A timeline of coronavirus in Missouri: 82 new deaths in 1 week

The age breakdown for state-reported cases is:

  • Under 20    122
  • 20-24    324
  • 25-29    347
  • 30-34    325
  • 35-39    319
  • 40-44    376
  • 45-49    444
  • 50-54    499
  • 55-59    531
  • 60-64    504
  • 65-69    397
  • 70-74    288
  • 75-79    220
  • 80+    411
  • Unknown    4

The age breakdown for state-reported deaths is:

  • Under 20    0
  • 20-29    0
  • 30-39    3
  • 40-49    4
  • 50-59    15
  • 60-69    32
  • 70-79    42
  • 80+    56

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

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