Update 7:30 p.m. Montana registered an additional 98 new COVID-19 cases and two more deaths Monday afternoon and evening, according to data collected by MTN News.
The two dead were in Butte-Silver Bow County.
The state has 2,105 active COVD-19 cases as of 7:30 p.m. Monday, according to MTN News, and a cumulative total of 99,240 cases have been recorded since the start of the pandemic. The state has registered 95,779 recoveries.
There were 115 newly confirmed COVID-19 cases reported in Montana on Monday, and the statewide death toll since the start of the pandemic remained at 1,354, according to data collected by MTN News.
The number of active cases in the state is currently 2,190, according to MTN News, and there are a total of 99,142 cases of the virus in Montana. Of the total cases, 95,598 have been recovered.
There are currently 78 people in hospital for treatment of the virus, and the cumulative number of hospitalizations is 4,527.
The number of tests conducted in the state has reached 1,050,392, up from 1,491 during the previous 24-hour reporting period.
The number of Montanans who received at least one of the two vaccinations shots is 216,383, and the number of Montanans who have received both injections and are now fully vaccinated is 68,191.
The numbers reported by MTN reflect the latest data from the Montana COVID website, along with additional data received from the county’s health departments.
Note: As COVID-19 cases escalate in Montana, the disparity between state data from DPHHS and local data from regional health departments continues to increase.
MTN has decided to use a combination of these sources to provide more accurate information across all media platforms. We think this is a more truthful representation of the situation in Montana.
Local county health departments can be warned of cases prior to Montana DPHHS. Since those countries share that information with the public, MTN believes this should be reflected in our reporting. Using that local data means that there will be times when MTN coronavirus data is inconsistent with the state report.