Coronavirus In Texas: Woman In Her 50s Latest COVID-19 Death In Tarrant County
Tarrant County now has 69 confirmed deaths from the coronavirus and 551 people have recovered.
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Tarrant County now has 69 confirmed deaths from the coronavirus and 551 people have recovered.
Tarrant County Public Health has reported seven more COVID-19 deaths.
The number of reported illnesses diagnosed as caused by the coronavirus continued to climb Wednesday, as did the death count.
Three more women have died from the coronavirus in Tarrant County, bringing the countywide death toll to 61.
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So far, Tarrant County has seen 52 deaths from COVID-19 and 283 recoveries.
Three men have died from the coronavirus in Tarrant County, bringing the death toll there to 48 people.
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The patient who died was a man in his 60s from Azle with underlying health conditions.
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Tarrant County Public Health officials reported two more deaths from the coronavirus Wednesday, bringing the county's death toll to 44.
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The deceased include a woman in her 90s and a man in his 40s, both from Fort Worth, and a man in his 90s from Arlington. All had underlying health conditions.
The patient was a Fort Worth woman in her 50s with underlying health conditions. So far, Tarrant County has seen 39 deaths from COVID-19.
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Four patients in Tarrant County, all with underlying health conditions, are the latest to succumb to the novel coronavirus.
Tarrant County Public Health reported that a Fort Worth woman in her 70s with underlying health conditions died from the coronavirus.
Tarrant County health officials announced Tuesday that four more people have died from the coronavirus, bringing the total number of deaths to 29.
Tarrant County health officials have reported four more deaths from the coronavirus Saturday.
A man in his 80s with underlying health conditions from Lakeside is the 21st death related to the COVID-19 virus in Tarrant County.
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Tarrant County Public Health confirmed its 20th COVID-19 death, a woman in her 60s from Fort Worth with underlying health conditions.
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