BY
STEFAN STEVENSON NOVEMBER 04,
2020 04:29 PM
Tarrant
County surpassed 70,000 total COVID-19 cases after
reporting 709 new cases and three more deaths on Wednesday.
The county has reported more
than 700 coronavirus cases five
days in the past week and has reported a pandemic-high 694 seven-day moving
average.
Details on
the three latest pandemic-related deaths have yet to be released, but according
to the county’s dashboard, they were residents of Fort Worth.
Tarrant
County has reported a total of 70,228 COVID-19 cases, including
745 deaths and an estimated 54,981 recoveries.
COVID hospitalizations remained at 14% of 3,820 occupied beds in the county for the third consecutive day. The county reported a pandemic high of 20% hospitalizations on July 23. Since dropping to 7% on Sept. 21, the rate has steadily increased.
COVID-19 causes
respiratory illness with cough, fever and shortness of breath and may lead to
bronchitis and severe pneumonia. For more information go to coronavirus.tarrantcounty.com or
call the Tarrant County Public Health information line, 817-248-6299.
Here are the
total pandemic-related deaths in
Tarrant County by city through Nov. 4:
·
Fort Worth, 352
·
Arlington, 137
·
Mansfield, 29
·
White Settlement, 28
·
Grapevine, 22
·
Keller, 21
·
Azle, 20
·
Bedford, 15
·
Benbrook, 14
·
Grand Prairie, 13
·
Rural Tarrant County, 12
·
Haltom City, 10
·
North Richland Hills, 9
·
Southlake, 9
·
Hurst, 8
·
Forest Hill, 7
·
Euless, 6
·
Lake Worth, 6
·
Richland Hills, 5
·
Watauga, 4
·
Kennedale, 3
·
Saginaw, 3
·
Crowley, 2
·
Sansom Park, 2
·
Unknown, 2
·
Blue Mound, 1
·
Edgecliff Village, 1
Lakeside, 1
·
Pantego, 1
·
River Oaks, 1
·
Westworth Village, 1
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