2 More Die From Coronavirus In Minnesota; 629 Cases Confirmed

MINNESOTA — The number of confirmed deaths related to the new coronavirus is up to 12 in Minnesota, state health officials announced Tuesday. A total of 629 people have so far tested positive for COVID-19. Of those, 288 people no longer need to be isolated.

Total cases requiring hospitalization: 112

• Hospitalized as of Tuesday: 56
• Hospitalized in ICU as of Tuesday: 26

Total approximate number of completed tests: 19,780

• Total approximate number of completed tests from the MDH Public Health Lab: 8,104
• Total approximate number of completed tests from external laboratories: 11,676The

Age demographics

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• All COVID-19 cases in Minnesota: range between 5 months to 104 years old
• Non-hospitalized cases: range between 5 months to 104 years old
• Hospitalized cases: range between 6 to 95 years old
• Hospitalized cases in ICU: range between 33 to 95 years old
• Deaths: range between 58 - 95 years

Cases by county

Note: County of residence is confirmed during an MDH interview with the patient. Not all interviews have been completed.

• Anoka: 23
• Beltrami: 4
• Benton: 1
• Big Stone: 1
• Blue Earth: 9
• Brown: 2
• Carlton: 1
• Carver: 10
• Cass; 1
• Chisago; 3
• Clay: 6
• Clearwater: 2
• Cottonwood: 2
• Dakota: 47
• Dodge: 8
• Douglas: 1
• Faribault: 2
• Fillmore; 8
• Goodhue; 3
• Hennepin: 204
• Isanti; 2
• Itasca; 1
• Jackson; 1
• Kandiyohi: 2
• Lac qui Parle: 1
• Le Sueur: 15
• Lincoln: 1
• Lyon: 1
• Mahnomen: 1
• Martin: 25
• Meeker: 1
• Mower: 13
• Nicollet: 3
• Olmsted: 53
• Otter Tail: 1
• Ramsey: 56
• Renville: 1
• Rice: 3
• Scott: 10
• Sherburne: 8
• Sibley: 1
• St. Louis: 12
• Stearns: 5
• Steele: 6
• Traverse: 2
• Wabasha: 6
• Waseca: 3
• Washington: 39
• Watonwan: 1
• Wilkin: 1
• Winona: 10
• Wright: 6

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