There were 754 confirmed new cases of COVID-19 and two deaths from the disease listed in Monday’s update by the Alabama Department of Public Health.

Those figures pushed the number of confirmed cases since the pandemic began in March to 131,405 and the number of confirmed deaths to 2,292. Another 14,375 cases and 147 deaths were listed as probable.

The average number of new cases per day stood at 729 over the past week and 709 during the past 14 days. The latter figure, for the past two weeks, rose Monday to its highest level since an average of 741 on Sept. 11.

There also was an uptick in the number of people hospitalized for COVID-19. The ADPH report listed 780 individuals in hospitals around the state on Sunday, the most since a total of 792 on Sept. 14.

Jefferson County was the only county in the state with a triple-digit number of new cases, with 107 to increase its overall total to 18,315.

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