Daily Dallas County Coronavirus Cases Continue Decline; No New Deaths Monday
Dallas County reported 171 additional positive cases of COVID-19 Monday, bringing the total case count in Dallas County to 8,998.
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Dallas County reported 171 additional positive cases of COVID-19 Monday, bringing the total case count in Dallas County to 8,998.
Dallas County ended the week with less COVID-19 cases on average, and Judge Clay Jenkins said the county "will hopefully begin to see a decline."
Dallas County Health and Human Services is reporting 183 additional positive cases of the coronavirus, bringing the total case count in Dallas County to 8,273, including 203 deaths.
Dallas County health officials reported 14 more deaths from the coronavirus Tuesday, making it the deadliest day the county has seen this far.
Health officials are reporting another death from the coronavirus and 224 additional positive cases in Dallas.
Three out of the six COVID-19 deaths reported in Dallas County Sunday were patients who died at their long-term care facilities.
Dallas County health officials on Saturday reported 214 more cases of COVID-19, along with six additional deaths.
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"It's too early to call this a trend but we will anxiously watch for the next few days to see if this is signaling a decline from our plateau," said Judge Clay Jenkins.
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Dallas County reported 243 additional positive cases of COVID-19 and five more coronavirus-related deaths on Wednesday.
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Dallas County health officials have reported 236 new cases of COVID-19 and three deaths as testing continues to increase and the state reopens its businesses.
"Today we tie for the most number of positive cases in Dallas County," said Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins.
Health officials are reporting ten more deaths and an additional 249 positive cases of the coronavirus in Dallas.
Health officials are reporting 251 additional positive cases of the coronavirus in Dallas, bringing the total county-wide case count to 5,120, including 125 deaths total.
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Dallas County Health and Human Services is reporting 246 additional positive cases of the coronavirus and two more deaths from the disease.
"Today, we have a new record high number of cases as we have every day this week," said Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins.
Of the 114 total deaths reported to date, about 40% have been associated with long-term care facilities.
Dallas County reported 234 additional cases of the coronavirus Sunday, the highest number of new cases the county has seen to date.
As of 11 a.m. May 2, Dallas County has 181 additional positive cases COVID-19, bringing the county's total case count to 3,899, including 110 deaths.
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