Categories: Coronaviris Updates

Daily Update: Breakdown Of Coronavirus Cases Across Texas Counties For Tuesday, March 31

Staff

EDITORIAL NOTE: The Coronavirus (COVID-19) is a very fluid situation, and it will continue to be. As new information becomes available from the State of Texas and federal government agencies, we will publish those updates. We can not be held liable due to any delayed information. This information is not published to scare or incite panic amongst the public; it is meant to inform.

State and federal officials are working to keep residents informed as they continue working to protect Americans from Coronavirus.

According to the Center for Disease Control, coronaviruses are common throughout the world and can infect people and animals.

The World Health Organization has now qualified the coronavirus as an international pandemic. And says the large family of viruses can cause illness ranging from the common cold to more severe conditions.

A novel coronavirus is a new strain and has not been previously identified in humans.

Like the flu, people with severe chronic medical conditions and who are over the age of sixty are at a higher risk of getting sick and developing more severe conditions.

Federal and state officials are working continuously to ensure outbreaks do not occur in U.S. communities.

The following updates are only intended to keep Texas communities informed.

 


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SAFETY
OF OTHER, PLEASE FOLLOW THESE GUIDELINES


  • Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. If soap and water are not available, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer.
  • Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands.
  • Avoid close contact with people who are sick.
  • Stay home when you are sick.
  • Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, then wash your hands.
  • Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces.


BREAKDOWN OF CORONAVIRUS CASES BY HAYS COUNTY CITIES

HAYS COUNTY LAST UPDATED AT

 

  TOTAL CASES ACTIVE CASES
AUSTIN* 2 1
BUDA 5 4
DRIFTWOOD 0 0
DRIPPING SPRINGS 1 0
KYLE 6 5
SAN MARCOS 10 8
WIMBERLEY 0 0
WOODCREEK 0 0
TOTAL 24 18

*Note: Some Hays County residents have Austin addresses

 
HAYS COUNTY LAB CONFIRMED 24
NEGATIVE 210
PENDING
17
RECOVERED
6
ACTIVE
18
HOSPITALIZATIONS TOTAL
4
HOSPITALIZATIONS CURRENT
3
 
AGE RANGE MALE FEMALE TOTAL
0-9 YEARS 0 0 0
10-19 YEARS 0 0 0
20-29 YEARS 3 0 3
30-39 YEARS 4 2 6
40-49 YEARS 4 3 7
50-59 YEARS 1 5 6
60-69 YEARS 2 0 2
70-79 YEARS 0 0 0
> 80 YEARS 0 0 0
TOTAL 14 10 24
TRAVEL RELATED 5
NON-TRAVEL RELATED 19
    •  


TRACKING CORONAVIRUS CASES IN TEXAS


SPECIAL NOTE…

According to DSHS, the numbers reported by Texas HHS may differ from what’s being reported at the local level for two reasons;

    1. Local jurisdictions receive the initial laboratory results and may report them publicly before reporting those cases to DSHS or
    2. Some jurisdictions may report cases diagnosed or treated in their area, even if the person lives in another county.


TOTAL PEOPLE TESTED IN TEXAS UPDATED
MONDAY, MARCH 30, 2020, AT 12
:10 PM

 

Can’t see the whole table? Touch it and scroll right.

TOTAL 42,992
PUBLIC LABS 3,934
PRIVATE LABS 39,058*

*Number does not include the total tested by all private labs.

*9,409*
TEXAS COVID-19 CASES1

TOTAL STATEWIDE CASES 3,266
DEATHS 41

*Source: Texas Helth and Human Services, *See totals by county below.


TRACKING CORONAVIRUS CASES IN TEXAS COUNTIES

*

 

COUNTY OF RESIDENCE & NUMBER OF DEATHS PER COUNTY
| # of Counties |
| County Assignment |
| Number of Deaths |
….01
….Dallas
…………………………….11
….02
….Bexar
……………………………..5
….03
….Harris
……………………………..4
….04
….Brazos
……………………………..2
….05
….Comal
……………………………..2
….06
….Denton
……………………………..2
….07
….Bell
……………………………..1
….08
….Collin
……………………………..1
….09
….Fort Bend
……………………………..1
….10
….Hardin
……………………………..1
….11
….Johnson
……………………………..1
….12
….Matagorda
……………………………..1
….13
….Midland
……………………………..1
….14
….Oldham
……………………………..1
….15
….Smith
……………………………..1
….16
….Tarrant
……………………………..1
….17
….Travis
……………………………..1
….18
….Van Zandt
……………………………..1
….19
….Webb
……………………………..1
….20
….Williamson
……………………………..1
COUNTY OF RESIDENCE & NUMBER OF POSITIVE CASES FOR EACH COUNTY
| # of Counties |
| County Assignment |
| Case Totals |
….01
….Harris
……………..563
….02
….Dallas
……………..549
….03
….Travis
……………..206
….04
….Denton
……………..191
….05
….Tarrant
……………..175
….06
….Bexar
……………..168
….07
….Collin
……………..160
….08
….Fort Bend
……………..119
….09
….Galveston
………………92
….10
….Montgomery
……………….81
….11
….Brazoria
……………....79
….12
….Lubbock
……………….77
….13
….Brazos
……………….46
….14
….El Paso
……………….46
….15
….Williamson
……………….42
….16
….McLennan
……………….39
….17
….Hidalgo
……………….38
….18
….Webb
……………….37
….19
….Bell
………………36
….20
….Smith
……………….32
….21
….Nueces
……………….31
….22
….Wichita
……………….30
….23
….Cameron
……………….26
….24
….Hays
……………….24
….25
….Jefferson
……………….18
….26
….Ellis
……………….16
….27
….Guadalupe
……………….15
….28
….Matagorda
……………….13
….29
….Midland
……………….13
….30
….Hardin
……………….12
….31
….Comal
…………………11
….32
….Taylor
…………………11
….33
….Bowie
…………………9
….34
….Victoria
…………………9
….35
….VCastro
…………………8
….36
….Chambers
…………………8
….37
….Johnson
…………………8
….38
….Washington
…………………8
….39
….Ector
…………………7
….40
….Grayson
…………………7
….41
….Hockley
…………………7
….42
….Kendall
…………………7
….43
….Bastrop
…………………6
….44
….Hood
…………………6
….45
….Randall
…………………6
….46
….Tom Green
…………………6
….47
….Wharton
…………………6
….48
….Gregg
…………………5
….49
….Orange
…………………5
….50
….Potter
…………………5
….51
….Rockwall
…………………5
….52
….Val Verde
…………………5
….53
….Angelina
…………………4
….54
….Hunt
…………………4
….55
….Parker
…………………4
….56
….Polk
…………………4
….57
….Terry
…………………4
….58
….Brown
…………………3
….59
….Calhoun
…………………3
….60
….Dawson
…………………3
….61
….De Witt
…………………3
….62
….Eastland
…………………3
….63
….Grimes
…………………3
….64
….Kaufman
…………………3
….65
….Lamar
…………………3
….66
….Llano
…………………3
….67
….Medina
…………………3
….68
….Navarro
…………………3
….69
….Rusk
…………………3
….70
….Walker
…………………3
….71
….Waller
…………………3
….72
….Wilson
…………………3
….73
….Atascosa
…………………2
….74
….Austin
…………………2
….75
….Burnett
…………………2
….76
….Cass
…………………2
….77
….Cherokee
…………………2
….78
….Deaf Smith
…………………2
….79
….Fayette
…………………2
….80
….Hopkins
…………………2
….81
….Karnes
…………………2
….82
….Liberty
…………………2
….83
….Limestone
…………………2
….84
….Lynn
…………………2
….85
….Milam
…………………2
….86
….Nacogdoches
…………………2
….87
….Oldham
…………………2
….88
….Robertson
…………………2
….89
….Shelby
…………………2
….90
….Starr
…………………2
….91
….Upshur
…………………2
….92
….Uvalde
…………………2
….93
….Van Zandt
…………………2
….94
….Willacy
…………………2
….95
….Blanco
…………………1
….96
….Burleson
…………………1
….97
….Caldwell
…………………1
….98
….Coryell
…………………1
….99
….Crane
…………………1
..100
….Erath
…………………1
..101
….Falls
…………………1
..102
….Fannin
…………………1
..103
….Franklin
…………………1
..104
….Gaines
…………………1
..105
….Hale
…………………1
..106
….Harrison
…………………1
..107
….Hill
…………………1
..108
….Jackson
…………………1
..109
….Kleberg
…………………1
..110
….Lamb
…………………1
..111
….Lavaca
…………………1
..112
….Leon
…………………1
..113
….Martin
…………………1
..114
….Maverick
…………………1
..115
….Montague
…………………1
..116
….Moore
…………………1
..117
….Morris
…………………1
..118
….San Jacinto
…………………1
..119
….San Patricio
…………………1
..120
….Swisher
…………………1
..121
….Wise
…………………1
..122
….Young
…………………1
1DSHS will update the state case count each day by 10 a.m. Central Time.
2Patient may be undergoing treatment in facilities in other counties.
3Does not include repatriation cases.
*Source: Texas Health and Human Services
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