The Oklahoma State Department of Health announced that as of Sunday, March 29, 429 Oklahomans have tested positive for the COVID-19 coronavirus and 16 people have died. Health officials said the latest death was a man between 50 and 64 years old who lived in Oklahoma County. The man's identity has not been released.They also said four more counties -- Garfield, Rogers, Seminole and Texas counties -- have had their first confirmed cases. Those counties will now be required to come into compliance with Gov. Kevin Stitt's "safer-at-home" executive order that calls for vulnerable members of the population to stay home unless getting groceries, attending a medical appointment or participating in daily exercise and for nonessential businesses to temporarily suspend services.As of Sunday, officials said 1,205 Oklahomans have tested negative and 140 people have been hospitalized. Here’s what we know about the cases:COVID-19 Cases by Testing Laboratory Diagnostic Laboratory of Oklahoma: 68 State Public Health Laboratory: 141 Other: 220COVID-19 Cases by Age Group 00-04: 4 cases 05-17: 5 cases 18-35: 75 cases 36-49: 78 cases, 1 death 50-64: 118 cases, 4 deaths 65+: 154 cases, 11 deathsCOVID-19 Cases by Gender Female: 223 cases, 7 deaths Male: 206 cases, 9 deathsCOVID-19 Cases by County Adair: 4 cases Bryan: 1 case Caddo: 1 case Canadian: 12 cases Carter: 1 case Cherokee: 1 case Choctaw: 1 case Cleveland: 51 cases, 5 deaths Comanche: 11 cases Craig: 1 case Creek: 16 cases, 1 death Custer: 4 cases Delaware: 4 cases Garfield: 2 cases Garvin: 4 cases Grady: 2 cases Jackson: 1 case Kay: 20 cases Latimer: 1 case Le Flore: 1 case Lincoln: 3 cases Logan: 3 cases Mayes: 3 cases McClain: 2 cases Muskogee: 7 cases Noble: 3 cases Nowata: 3 cases Oklahoma: 120 cases, 3 deaths Okmulgee: 3 cases Osage: 10 cases Ottawa: 4 cases Pawnee: 15 cases, 1 death Payne: 13 cases Pittsburg: 2 cases Pontotoc: 3 cases Pottawatomie: 2 cases Rogers: 1 case Seminole: 1 case Sequoyah: 2 cases, 1 death Stephens: 2 cases Texas: 1 case Tulsa: 61 cases, 3 death Wagoner: 8 cases, 1 death Washington: 18 cases