UPDATE: State reaches 1,084 cases of COVID-19, Madison County has 107

UPDATE: Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH) said the state now has 1,084 at 5 p.m.. Alabama hit the 1,000 mark earlier today. Madison County now has 107 cases and Limestone County has 23 cases. There have been 28 reported deaths from the COVID-19 virus with 17 of those confirmed by the ADPH. The state says 7,7774 people in the state have been tested.

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Baldwin (21)

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Blount (5)

Bullock (3)

Butler (1)

Calhoun (11)

Chambers (45)

Cherokee (2)

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Colbert (4)

Coosa (4)

Covington (3)

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Cullman (9)

Dallas (2)

DeKalb (6)

Elmore (14)

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Etowah (10)

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Franklin (3)

Greene (4)

Hale (1)

Houston (9)

Jackson (8)

Jefferson (299)

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Lawrence (3)

Lee (82)

Limestone (23)

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Madison (107)

Marengo (4)

Marion (11)

Marshall (6)

Mobile (56)

Monroe (2)

Montgomery (35)

Morgan (19)

Pickens (4)

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Randolph (5)

Russell (1)

St. Clair (19)

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Tallapoosa (14)

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