The Alabama Department of Public Health on Monday reported 1,116 new cases of COVID-19 and four deaths from the disease.

The latest 24-hour report showed a total of 89,927 people have tested positive from the disease and 1,580 have died in Alabama since the pandemic began in March. An additional 2,633 cases and 51 deaths are presumed to be from the disease but are still under investigation.

Jefferson County led the state with 209 new cases, raising its total to 11,859. It was the only county that reported a triple-digit increase.

The Department of Public Health’s daily report on Sunday showed an increase of 532 new cases for Mobile County, while Monday’s tally listed 82 cases for the subsequent 24-hour period. Mark Bryant, a spokesman for the Mobile County Health Department, said the figures sent by the county to the state on Sunday included a large number of cases that the automated computer system had failed for technical reasons to include in the reports over several days. The large number on Sunday was due in part to the inclusion of those cases, he said.

The state is averaging 1,543 new caes and 19 deaths a day over the past week. The daily averages for the last 14 days are 1,587 cases and 23 deaths.

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