Tarrant County Public Health on Saturday reported 3,110 additional cases of COVID-19 with eight new deaths. Data from the county health department indicates.
The county did not report cases on Friday because of the New Year s holiday.
The 18 additional deaths reported Saturday bring the total deaths related to the coronavirus in Tarrant County to 1,512.
The deaths included a Fort Worth woman in her 90s; four men in their 80s from North Richland Hills, Arlington, Mansfield and Grand Prairie; five men and two women in their 70s from North Richland Hills, Mansfield, Sanson Park, Fort Worth, Arlington, Haltom City and Azle; a man and woman from Arlington in their 60s; a man and woman from Arlington in their 50s; a man from Fort Worth in his 40s; and a man from Fort Worth in his 30s.
Data from the county health department indicated that of the 2,217 additional cases reported Sunday, 1,865 cases are confirmed while the other 352 are probable.
The county reported 18 more deaths Sunday, bringing the total deaths related to the coronavirus in Tarrant County to 1,407.
The deaths included a man and two woman from Fort Worth in their 90s, two Fort Worth men in their 80s, two Arlington women in their 80s, an Arlington man in his 70s, two Fort Worth women in their 70s, a woman and two men in their 60s from Fort Worth, a Arlington man in his 60s, a Arlington man in his 50s, a Arlington man in his 40s, woman from Fort Worth in her 40s, and a woman from unincorporated Tarrant County in her 40s.
Tarrant County Reports 960 More Cases of COVID-19, 13 Deaths Sunday Tarrant County has reported a total of 131,097 confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19, 1,097 deaths and an estimated 96,248 recoveries
Published December 20, 2020 •
Updated on December 21, 2020 at 5:44 pm
Nefty Gonzalez, NBC 5
Tarrant County Public Health on Sunday reported 960 additional cases of COVID-19 with 13 more deaths.
Data from the county health department indicates that of the additional cases reported Sunday, 644 cases are confirmed while the other 316 are probable.
The county also reported the deaths of a Euless woman in her 80s, a Fort Worth man in his 80s, a Grapevine man in his 80s, a Hurst woman in her 70s, a North Richland Hills woman in her 70s, a man from unincorporated Tarrant County in his 70s, an Arlington man in his 70s, a Fort Worth woman in her 70s, a Keller man in his 60s, a Grapevine man in his 60s, a Fort Worth man in his 60s, a Grapevine man in his 60s and a Arlingt