Alabama’s COVID-19 death toll climbed above the 5,000 mark on Thursday as the state Department of Public Health added 86 deaths in its daily update.

The agency said 5,080 people have died of the disease since the pandemic began in March. The 86 deaths included some that occured over the holiday period last weekend and were reported on a delayed basis.

ADPH reported an additional 5,046 new cases of the coronavirus in its 24-hour update, including some that were diagnosed last weekend. There have been 389,230 cases throughout the pandemic.

Only one of the state’s 67 counties — Sumter in west Alabama — reported no new cases. Jefferson County added 792 cases to raise its total to 56,823. Mobile County reported 365 cases for a total of 27,708 while Tuscaloosa County listed 245  and Madison County reported 284.

The list of counties with numbers of cases, individuals tested and deaths.