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The governor of Texas hit the brakes on reopening his state Thursday as hospitals were inundated with “an explosion” of new COVID-19 cases and officials warned there might not be enough beds ...
At a news conference on May 5, Abbott indicated that his administration was emphasizing the state's COVID-19 positivity rate to evaluate the reopening of Texas businesses that formally began on May 1. [77] [109] Abbott considered a positivity rate exceeding 10 percent as a "red flag". In mid-April, the number of new cases began to stabilize and ...
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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) on Thursday signed an executive order requiring hospitals to record the immigration status of patients starting later this year, in a bid to assess costs that the state ...
A second ReOpen NC protest of about 300 people was held on April 21—a day on which the state's coronavirus death toll increased by 34 to a total of 213. [115] A leader of the ReOpen NC group revealed in a Facebook post that she tested positive for COVID-19. She described herself as an "asymptomatic COVID19 positive patient."
The first report of a COVID-19 case in the U.S. came on January 20, in a man who returned on January 15 from visiting family in Wuhan, China, to his home in Snohomish County, Washington. He sought medical attention on January 19. [3] The second report came on January 24, in a woman who returned to Chicago, Illinois, on January 13 from visiting ...
Texas Governor Greg Abbott said Monday that he will allow the state's economy to reopen in stages beginning Friday, when his stay-at-home order expires."Now more than ever, Texans must remain ...
Another patient was reported as a possible carrier in Beaumont on February 5, [33] and six were being monitored in Austin. [34] Some residents in San Antonio began 14-day self-quarantines. [35] Local health departments, hospitals, and schools in Texas continued to revise their COVID-19 protocols through February.