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3232Hidalgo County announces 33 more coronavirus-related deaths, 813 additional cases
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https://virusreports.net/hidalgo-county-announces-33-more-coronavirus-related-deaths-813-additional-cases/#respondFri, 24 Jul 2020 05:21:46 +0000https://virusreports.net/hidalgo-county-announces-33-more-coronavirus-related-deaths-813-additional-cases/Hidalgo County announced on Thursday 33 more people died due to complications related to the coronavirus. Also 813 additional residents tested positive for the virus, bringing the county’s total number of confirmed cases to 14,589. The newly reported deaths bring the county’s total to 433. “I send my sincere condolences to these 33 families for…
Hidalgo County announced on Thursday 33 more people died due to complications related to the coronavirus.
Also 813 additional residents tested positive for the virus, bringing the county’s total number of confirmed cases to 14,589.
The newly reported deaths bring the county’s total to 433.
“I send my sincere condolences to these 33 families for the loss of their loved one,” said Hidalgo County Judge Richard F. Cortez. “We are at a point where action has to be taken by everyone in order to slow the spread of this infectious virus—our medical professionals are working long hours and beds are scarce. Please wear face coverings, avoid gatherings of 10 or more, and don’t leave your home unless it’s absolutely necessary.”
According to a news release from Hidalgo County, a total of 6.906 people have been released from isolation since the pandemic began.
There are currently 7,250 known active cases in the county. 885 people are hospitalized with complications from the virus, including 192 in intensive care units in Hidalgo county.
]]>https://virusreports.net/hidalgo-county-announces-33-more-coronavirus-related-deaths-813-additional-cases/feed/0Hidalgo Co. issues shelter-at-home order as virus deaths, cases surge
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https://virusreports.net/hidalgo-co-issues-shelter-at-home-order-as-virus-deaths-cases-surge/#respondTue, 21 Jul 2020 03:22:08 +0000https://virusreports.net/hidalgo-co-issues-shelter-at-home-order-as-virus-deaths-cases-surge/MGN Online As a response to the surge of COVID-19 cases and deaths in the Rio Grande Valley, Hidalgo County Judge Richard F. Cortez enacted a shelter-at-home order Monday, mandating residents to remain at home, obey curfews and wear facial coverings in public. Under the order, residents are only allowed to leave their homes for…
As a response to the surge of COVID-19 cases and deaths in the Rio Grande Valley, Hidalgo County Judge Richard F. Cortez enacted a shelter-at-home order Monday, mandating residents to remain at home, obey curfews and wear facial coverings in public.
Under the order, residents are only allowed to leave their homes for necessary reasons, or to obtain necessary resources, such as medication or doctor visits. Anyone under 17 is mandated to be accompanied by a parent or guardian while out of the house for these activities.
A curfew for residents older than 18 is set from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m.
The order goes into effect Wednesday and expires Aug. 5.
“Our rise in numbers and fatalities says that we need to take action now and do what’s in the best interest of our community,” Cortez said in a news release. “This action will help us do the right thing to save and protect each other from this deadly disease by sheltering at home.”
John Wittman, spokesman for Gov. Greg Abbott, explained that without the governor’s power the order can only be taken as a recommendation.
“This order has no enforcement mechanism, which makes it simply a recommendation for those to stay home if they can, which Governor Abbott supports,” Wittman said in a text message Monday. “However, this order does not force businesses to shut down in the Rio Grande Valley. Enforcing the existing protocols, including wearing face coverings, is proven to slow the spread of COVID-19. It is essential that local authorities enforce the existing orders.”
Following the order, an individual’s second violation, and each one after, can not exceed a fine of $250.
Travel should also be limited to no more than two people per vehicle for essential trips, according to the order.
Four people per vehicle is the limit for essential healthcare operations, government functions, essential commercial services, and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Cyber Security and Infrastructure Agency.
Under the order, residents are only allowed to leave their residence to make visits to educational institutions to pick up materials, for work, or if required by law enforcement. Travel is also permitted for non-residents to return to their homes outside of the county.
Individuals are also allowed to leave their homes for outdoor activities, such as visiting parks. Though, in all public spaces, everyone must maintain a distance of 6 feet from others.
Additionally, the order states that it is “highly encouraged and recommended” that commercial businesses in the county stop all in-person services and switch to curbside, drive-through or take-out services.
Following Abbott’s order which disallows outdoor gatherings of more than 10 people, unless permitted by Cortez or the city mayor, the outdoor venues can not operate at more than half capacity. This is with regard to sporting events, swimming pools, water parks, zoos and amusement parks.
The county’s new order is the second requiring residents to stay at home. The first came during the onset of the county’s first virus cases in March, with local orders quickly growing to include curfews and business closures with exceptions for essential workers — this before Abbott began reopening the state in phases between May and June.
News of the order came Monday evening, just moments before the county also confirmed 34 more deaths due to COVID-19 complications, and an additional 524 virus cases.
The youngest among the individuals who died include an Alton man in his 30s, according to a county news release.
“I offer the deepest sympathies as I grieve with the friends and families who said goodbye to their loved ones today,” Cortez said in a news release confirming the case activity Monday. “If we collectively stand against this virus by taking the proper precautions, we can help save our neighbors from this horrible disease. Please continue to Shelter-At-Home, wear facial coverings, and limit mass gatherings.”
Monday’s new cases increased the county’s total to 12,787.
There were also 108 individuals released from isolation Monday, leaving 7,203 active cases in the county.
Additionally, according to the release, there are currently 1,024 individuals fighting COVID-19 currently being cared for in local hospitals, of which 228 are in intensive care units.
So far, 76,297 COVID-19 tests have been administered in the county.
Cameron County also reported 15 additional deaths due to the disease on Monday along with 322 new cases, according to a county news release. Among the new cases, 182 reside in Brownsville.
The death toll there is now 111 with 6,213 total cases.
According to the release, 128 individuals recovered Monday, leaving 3,254 active cases there.
Starr County also confirmed 21 new cases of the disease, reflecting activity on Sunday, raising the total there to 1,428.
Of the total cases, 951 remain active. There were no reports of new deaths due to the virus, leaving the number of fatalities there at five and 32 deaths still pending state confirmation.
Furthermore, Willacy County reported one new case of the coronavirus, that of a woman in her 50s. The total number of cases seen there is now 474.
Staff writer Naxiely Lopez-Puente contributed to this report.
]]>https://virusreports.net/hidalgo-co-issues-shelter-at-home-order-as-virus-deaths-cases-surge/feed/0Hidalgo County Judge issues shelter-at-home order for county residents and visitors
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https://virusreports.net/hidalgo-county-judge-issues-shelter-at-home-order-for-county-residents-and-visitors/#respondTue, 21 Jul 2020 01:21:04 +0000https://virusreports.net/hidalgo-county-judge-issues-shelter-at-home-order-for-county-residents-and-visitors/Hidalgo County Judge Richard F. Cortez signed on Monday a new county order for all residents and visitors in Hidalgo County. The new emergency orders include a shelter at home order, curfew, essential travel limitations and a requirement to use facial coverings while outdoors, according to a news release from the county. “Our rise in…
Hidalgo County Judge Richard F. Cortez signed on Monday a new county order for all residents and visitors in Hidalgo County.
The new emergency orders include a shelter at home order, curfew, essential travel limitations and a requirement to use facial coverings while outdoors, according to a news release from the county.
“Our rise in numbers and fatalities says that we need to take action now and do what’s in the best interest of our community,” said Judge Richard F. Cortez. “This action will help us do the right thing to save and protect each other from this deadly disease by sheltering at home.”
The orders go into effect on Wednesday, July 22, 2020 at 12:01am and remain in effect until 11:59p.m. on Wednesday, August 5, 2020.
According to the news release, the order includes the following directives:
1. All individuals currently living within Hidalgo County, Texas are ORDERED to SHELTER-AT-HOME in their residence. It is highly encouraged and recommended that all commercial businesses operating within Hidalgo County, except essential covered businesses should cease all activities at facilities that may not be provided by curbside, drive-through, or take-out services.
2. There will be a curfew for all persons aged eighteen (18) and over from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. The only exceptions are for a medical emergency, to provide covered essential services, or any other purpose permitted under this Order.
3. To the greatest extent possible, all travel during the SHELTER-AT-HOME and CURFEW within the jurisdiction of Hidalgo County should be limited to obtaining or performing essential covered services. Travel should be limited to no more than two (2) persons per vehicle for persons obtaining essential services, and four persons per vehicles.
4. Every person in the County of Hidalgo shall wear a face covering over the nose and mouth when inside a commercial entity or other building or space open to the public, or when in an outdoor public space; wherever it is not feasible to maintain six feet (6) of physical distancing from another person not in the same household.
5. Any outdoor gathering of ten (10) or more people is prohibited unless the Mayor of the City in which the gathering is held, or the Hidalgo County Judge in the case of a gathering in an unincorporated area, approves of the gathering. Outdoor areas or outdoor venues shall operate at no more than fifty percent (50%) as underlined in the order.
]]>https://virusreports.net/hidalgo-county-judge-issues-shelter-at-home-order-for-county-residents-and-visitors/feed/0Hidalgo Co. orders residents who test positive for COVID-19 to stay at home
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https://virusreports.net/hidalgo-co-orders-residents-who-test-positive-for-covid-19-to-stay-at-home/#respondMon, 20 Jul 2020 03:21:02 +0000https://virusreports.net/hidalgo-co-orders-residents-who-test-positive-for-covid-19-to-stay-at-home/Local hotels will begin taking convalescent COVID-19 patients at the end of this upcoming week, state Sen. Juan “Chuy” Hinojosa announced Sunday as the death toll increased by more than 40 this weekend. Hidalgo County Health Authority Dr. Ivan Melendez said during a news conference Sunday that over 1,000 new cases and more than 40…
Local hotels will begin taking convalescent COVID-19 patients at the end of this upcoming week, state Sen. Juan “Chuy” Hinojosa announced Sunday as the death toll increased by more than 40 this weekend.
Hidalgo County Health Authority Dr. Ivan Melendez said during a news conference Sunday that over 1,000 new cases and more than 40 deaths have already been reported in Hidalgo County this weekend — from Friday to Sunday — due to the disease.
Before the end of the evening, the county reported a total of 1,320 new cases confirmed just in the last two days.
Judge Richard F. Cortez also announced he is issuing new emergency orders Monday, despite the fact that he doesn’t have any “enforcement capabilities.”
“But you know what? I dont think I’m going to need it,” Cortez said, noting the community is realizing the enormity of the issue. He asked residents to “voluntarily do the right thing.”
And while Cortez did not indicate what those orders will entail, he did say there is no one quick fix.
“I want to tell you that locking down people, locking down businesses is not the sole answer,” he said. “It’s gonna take a combination of things.”
His announcement comes as climbing case numbers and deaths have more than doubled and quadrupled, respectively, since the beginning of the month.
“This week is going to be bad. Next week it’s going to be worse,” Hinojosa warned.
Still, Melendez and Cortez expressed optimism during the conference.
“We are seeing some sunlight on the other side of the storm,” Melendez said. “And we do believe there are some positive things coming down the road.”
A U.S. Navy medical team is also headed to the area to help local doctors provide acute care, and it is expected to arrive on Friday, just as hotels begin taking patients, Hinojosa said.
NEW ORDER
The county’s health authority also issued an order on Sunday, requiring residents who test positive for COVID-19 to remain at their residence under a 14-day quarantine.
Under these circumstances, residents are not permitted to leave their home without prior approval from the Department of State Health Services or Hidalgo County Health and Human Services; and no visitors are allowed unless approved by the state and county health officials.
These residents are also asked to monitor themselves for symptoms such as cough, fever, shortness of breath, chest pains or vomiting and report them immediately to the county health and human services department by calling (956) 292-7765 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.
The health authority order also asks residents who are positive for the virus to make a list of people they’ve come in contact with beginning two days prior to symptoms appearing or being diagnosed.
According to this order, these residents can come out of isolation after 14 days of quarantine if at least three days have passed without a fever, and without the use of fever-reducing medications, as well as improvement in respiratory symptoms such as cough and shortness of breath; in addition to at least 10 days passing since the symptoms first appeared.
Failure to comply with the order, according to the county, may lead to criminal prosecution under the Texas Health and Safety Code or civil court proceedings.
STARR AND WILLACY COUNTIES
Elsewhere, in Starr County, health authority Dr. Jose Vazquez confirmed an additional 19 new cases on Sunday morning.
Eleven cases are from Roma, with the remaining cases from Rio Grande City.
Their age ranges from a one-year-old girl to a 76-year-old man.
For the majority of the cases, the circumstances surrounding how the individual contracted the virus is unknown. Six cases were exposed to the virus from contact with another positive case, while two cases were transmitted through community spread.
As of now, the total number of known positive cases in Starr County is 1,407.
Additionally, the county reported 477 cases have recovered, with 925 individuals recovering under medical care.
Starr County’s death toll remains at five as 32 fatalities are pending state confirmation, according to officials.
Cameron County does not report their COVID-19 statistics on Sundays.
In Willacy County, two more people have tested positive, county Judge Aurelio “Keter” Guerra announced Sunday in a news release, raising the total known cases there to 473.
The two cases are boys either 10 years of age or under.
Monitor staff writer Emily D’Gyves contributed to this report.
]]>https://virusreports.net/hidalgo-co-orders-residents-who-test-positive-for-covid-19-to-stay-at-home/feed/0Hidalgo Co. reports 27 more COVID-19 deaths; testing surpasses 70000
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https://virusreports.net/hidalgo-co-reports-27-more-covid-19-deaths-testing-surpasses-70000/#respondSat, 18 Jul 2020 07:21:01 +0000https://virusreports.net/hidalgo-co-reports-27-more-covid-19-deaths-testing-surpasses-70000/Hidalgo County reported 27 more people died due to complications related to COVID-19 on Friday and 451 more people tested positive for the disease. The county is now at 267 total deaths and 10,943 cases as the county surpasses 70,000 tests administered, according to a release issued by the county Friday. “I send my condolences…
Hidalgo County reported 27 more people died due to complications related to COVID-19 on Friday and 451 more people tested positive for the disease.
The county is now at 267 total deaths and 10,943 cases as the county surpasses 70,000 tests administered, according to a release issued by the county Friday.
“I send my condolences to these 27 families for the loss of their loved one,” said Hidalgo County Judge Richard F. Cortez. “Our medical experts tell us the best way to stop the spread is to wear a mask, use proper hygiene, keep 6 feet apart from others, and avoid any social gatherings of 10 people or more.”
There are currently 5,780 active cases in the county. There are 982 COVID-19 hospitalizations and 304 of those patients are being treated in an intensive care unit.
Cameron County health officials reported two more deaths Friday, raising their total to 91 deaths related to the coronavirus.
The two individuals were a 64-year-old Brownsville man who died at Valley Baptist Medical Center-Brownsville and a 53-year old Port Isabel woman who died at Starr County Memorial Hospital.
The county also reported 325 more positive cases for a total of 5,565 cases. Of those, 2,805 cases are currently active.
Several county employees also tested positive, according to a news release issued by county Judge Eddie Treviño.
The employees include one from the county clerk’s office, one from the adult probation office, three from the public works Precinct 3 office, one from the public works Precinct 1 office, one from county Court-at-Law No. 5, three from the juvenile probation department, 22 from the sheriff’s office, and six from the tax assessor-collector’s office.
In Starr County, there were 26 more confirmed cases of COVID-19 on Friday, according to Dr. Jose Vazquez, the county health authority.
The county now has a total of 1,388 cases. There are currently 906 active cases.
Starr has reported five official deaths, however there are 29 more that are pending state confirmation.
Seven more inmates and one employee of the Starr County Detention Center also tested positive for COVID-19 after mass tests were conducted at the facility earlier this week.
A strike team administered a total of 196 tests at the request of Sheriff Rene “Orta” Fuentes. The team tested a total of 138 inmates and 58 staff members.
From those tests, a total of nine inmates tested positive, including two that had been previously reported.
Additionally, Willacy County reported 22 more cases of the disease for a total of 462 confirmed cases.
]]>https://virusreports.net/hidalgo-co-reports-27-more-covid-19-deaths-testing-surpasses-70000/feed/0Hidalgo County reports 27 more coronavirus-related deaths, 451 new cases
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https://virusreports.net/hidalgo-county-reports-27-more-coronavirus-related-deaths-451-new-cases/#respondSat, 18 Jul 2020 05:21:35 +0000https://virusreports.net/hidalgo-county-reports-27-more-coronavirus-related-deaths-451-new-cases/Hidalgo County reported on Friday 27 more people died due to complications related to the coronavirus, while 451 additional residents tested positive for the virus, bringing the county’s total number of confirmed cases to 10,943. The newly reported deaths bring the county’s total to 267. According to a news release from Hidalgo County, a total of…
Hidalgo County reported on Friday 27 more people died due to complications related to the coronavirus, while 451 additional residents tested positive for the virus, bringing the county’s total number of confirmed cases to 10,943.
The newly reported deaths bring the county’s total to 267.
According to a news release from Hidalgo County, a total of 4,896 people have been released from isolation since the pandemic began.
There are currently 5,780 known active cases in the county. 982 people are hospitalized with complications from the virus, including 304 in intensive care units in Hidalgo county.
]]>https://virusreports.net/hidalgo-county-reports-27-more-coronavirus-related-deaths-451-new-cases/feed/0Hidalgo County announces 31 more coronavirus-related deaths, 396 additional cases
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https://virusreports.net/hidalgo-county-announces-31-more-coronavirus-related-deaths-396-additional-cases/#respondWed, 15 Jul 2020 07:21:01 +0000https://virusreports.net/hidalgo-county-announces-31-more-coronavirus-related-deaths-396-additional-cases/Hidalgo County reported on Tuesday 31 more people died due to complications related to the coronavirus. The newly reported deaths bring the county’s total to 183. “I am deeply saddened today knowing that we continue to lose more and more of our neighbors to this terrible virus,” said Hidalgo Judge Richard F. Cortez. “The continued…
Hidalgo County reported on Tuesday 31 more people died due to complications related to the coronavirus. The newly reported deaths bring the county’s total to 183.
“I am deeply saddened today knowing that we continue to lose more and more of our neighbors to this terrible virus,” said Hidalgo Judge Richard F. Cortez. “The continued rise in fatalities and total positive cases is a grim reminder that this disease does not discriminate, and that we must all do our part if we are to overcome it.”
According to a news release from Hidalgo County, 396 more people tested positive for the virus — bringing the county’s total number of confirmed cases to 8,593.
Currently, there are 834 people hospitalized with complications from the virus, including 210 in intensive care units in Hidalgo County.
There are currently 5,031 known active cases in Hidalgo County and 1,087 people waiting for results, according to the county’s news release.
]]>https://virusreports.net/hidalgo-county-announces-31-more-coronavirus-related-deaths-396-additional-cases/feed/0Hidalgo Co. reports over 500 new cases, 1 death over weekend
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https://virusreports.net/hidalgo-co-reports-over-500-new-cases-1-death-over-weekend/#respondMon, 06 Jul 2020 05:21:02 +0000https://virusreports.net/hidalgo-co-reports-over-500-new-cases-1-death-over-weekend/Hidalgo County confirmed more than 500 new positive cases and one death this weekend. Hidalgo County Judge Richard F. Cortez announced the death of a Pharr woman in her 60s and 547 new positive cases in a news release Sunday. “My prayers go out to the family and friends of this weekend’s victim — another…
Hidalgo County confirmed more than 500 new positive cases and one death this weekend.
Hidalgo County Judge Richard F. Cortez announced the death of a Pharr woman in her 60s and 547 new positive cases in a news release Sunday.
“My prayers go out to the family and friends of this weekend’s victim — another tragic loss to this terrible disease,” Cortez said. “As we begin a new work week, please keep in mind the safety of yourselves and those around you. Stay home if possible, wear facial coverings and avoid other people.”
The new confirmations bring the county’s total number of reported cases to 5,345 — though only 3,452 remain active — and a total of 59 deaths.
The newly infected range in age from an infant to people in their 70s, and come from the cities of Alamo, Alton, Donna, Edinburg, Hidalgo, McAllen, Mercedes, Mission, Pharr, San Juan and Weslaco; The locations of 42 cases were undisclosed and one was classified as “OOA.”
As of Sunday evening, 571 individuals remained hospitalized due to complications from the virus, with 144 of them being treated in intensive care units.
Additionally, the county reported 235 individuals were released from isolation — meaning they have been symptom free for 10 days, including three days without a fever — raising the total number of individuals released from isolation to 1,834.
As of Sunday, the county had conducted 52,422 COVID-19 tests, with 44,628 returning negative and 2,449 pending test results.
On Sunday, Sen. Juan “Chuy” Hinojosa confirmed 628 health professionals had been deployed to South Texas last week, and announced additional help was on the way.
The deployment came after county judges and hospital administrators asked the state for additional staff to keep up with a surge in COVID-19 hospitalizations.
BCFS, a non-profit organization that specializes in public health and partners with the state for medical response, sent the additional staff to hospitals and medical centers across the Rio Grande Valley last week, Hinojosa said in a news release Sunday.
By June 29, the state had deployed 112 staff to Edinburg and 46 staff to McAllen — all while comminiting to deploy more during the week, Hinojosa indicated.
“I appreciate the requests and tireless efforts from our South Texas county judges and hospital administrators to respond to the increase in the number of hospitalizations due to complications from COVID-19,” he said in the release. “We are thankful to Governor Greg Abbott and our state agencies for quickly acting on our requests and providing relief to our region.”
According to the news release, the following hospitals in Cameron County received additional staff members: Valley Baptist Medical Center in Harlingen received 56, Valley Baptist Medical Center in Brownsville received 32, Harlingen Medical Center received 22 and Harlingen Regional Medical Center received 28.
In Hidalgo County, Edinburg Regional Medical Center received 55, Doctors Hospital at Renaissance in Edinburg received 354, Rio Grande Regional Hospital received 46, McAllen Heart hospital received eight and Starr County Memorial received 27.
“To carry out our mission to successfully provide the health care needs for COVID-19, it requires everyone at all levels of government working together,” Hinojosa said. “We are all in this together, and we can only succeed through collective action where everyone is working toward solving this crisis as one community.”
There are still requests for aid pending. Hidalgo and Cameron counties requested ambulance strike teams and hospitals need ventilators. Ten were expected to arrive at Doctors Hospital at Renaissance on Sunday night, and another ventilator deployment will reach the region Monday, Hinojosa indicated. Mission Regional Medical Center and South Texas Health Systems are requesting three ventilators each.
An additional nurse will be deployed to Starr County, and 32 staff members will be sent to Knapp Medical Center in Weslaco. Hinojosa also announced a surge of epidemiologists for the region.
]]>https://virusreports.net/hidalgo-co-reports-over-500-new-cases-1-death-over-weekend/feed/0Hidalgo Co. reports 402 new COVID-19 cases, surpassing 3000 mark
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https://virusreports.net/hidalgo-co-reports-402-new-covid-19-cases-surpassing-3000-mark/#respondMon, 29 Jun 2020 07:21:14 +0000https://virusreports.net/hidalgo-co-reports-402-new-covid-19-cases-surpassing-3000-mark/In addition to surpassing the 3,000 mark of total positive cases of COVID-19 on Sunday, Hidalgo County also reported a Weslaco man in his 30s died from complications related to the virus, county Judge Richard F. Cortez said in a news release. With 402 individuals reported over the weekend, the total number of cases for…
In addition to surpassing the 3,000 mark of total positive cases of COVID-19 on Sunday, Hidalgo County also reported a Weslaco man in his 30s died from complications related to the virus, county Judge Richard F. Cortez said in a news release.
With 402 individuals reported over the weekend, the total number of cases for Hidalgo County rose to 3,294. The 402 cases are all previously reported positive, and the county’s death toll is now 32.
“I am very distraught with today’s rising numbers and, in particular, with the report of another death,” Judge Cortez said in the release. “My condolences go out to this man’s friends and family. Our rise in numbers has become a problem and I’ve taken action trying to slow infection rates by limiting mass and social gatherings, and by requiring facial coverings inside of covered spaces and buildings. Ultimately, however, we must protect ourselves.”
The new cases come from the cities of Alamo, Alton, Donna, Edinburg, Hidalgo, McAllen, Mercedes, Mission, Pharr, San Juan and Weslaco. The cities of 24 individuals were undisclosed and the cities of 23 cases are unknown.
The ages of the new cases range from an infant to people in their 80s. In addition to not divulging the ages of the new positive cases on Sunday, Hidalgo County has begun to not disclose the gender or ages of certain cases. In some cases, the gender of the individual is marked as “U.”
On Sunday, a total of 244 individuals were hospitalized with complications from the virus, with 19 of those cases being treated in intensive care units.
Over the weekend, 129 people were released from isolation; county officials say this means the individual has been symptom-free for 10 days, including three days without a fever.
Surpassing the 1,000 mark, the total number of individuals released from isolation is 1,072.
As of now, the county has administered 40,350 tests, with 34,227 test results returning negative and 2,829 pending results.
Of the total known cases, only 2,190 cases remain active.
In Starr County, 46 people were reported to have tested positive for COVID-19, county health authority Dr. Jose Vasquez said Sunday, raising the total number of cases there to 598.
Of the total, 471 remain active with the exception of 124 individuals who were reported to have recovered.
With two deaths pending, Starr County’s fatality toll remains at three.
Officials with the McAllen Independent School District also confirmed an employee tested positive for the coronavirus in a news release Sunday.
For caution, the district and the Hidalgo County Health Department have identified and contacted the employees from the district, who had minimal contact with the positive case, and recommended to self isolate for two weeks.
“Also out of an abundance of caution and for transparency,” the news release read, the district informed the public the positive individual has minimal possibility of contact at the outdoor, community feeding site, McAllen ISD Grab and Go. The site was open June 15-18 at 4119 N. 12th St.
According to the district’s release, the employee who tested positive was never in contact with employees or families. In addition to all personal protective equipment in place, the district emphasized all everyone was wearing masks and adhering to social distancing.
The district reiterated that employees who prepare and serve meals wear masks and shields, in addition to adhering to physical distancing of at least 6 feet.
According to the release, all the employees were checked for temperature at the start of all sessions. Officials said every test returned negative.
Also announced on Sunday, the state of Texas, in response to an emergency request from Cortez, will send nurses from other parts of the state to support the staffing of at least one hospital in the county.
“We have been monitoring our hospital capacity and have concluded that the medical workers who are working tirelessly in our community could use additional help,” Cortez said in a news release Sunday. “Therefore, late Friday I asked the Governor and the State’s Emergency Management Operation for help by providing additional medical personnel. This is welcome relief at a time when the number of people needing hospital care continues to rise.”
With details of the support still in conversation, the county will not name the hospital receiving the support yet, but according to the news release, all area hospitals are working together to secure support.
Currently, positive cases are being compiled and processed by Hidalgo County epidemiologists and will be reported later to show the results from over the weekend.
In addition to Sunday’s announcement, the Hidalgo County Office of Emergency Management issued a countywide alert via mobile devices, urging residents to stay home.
The alert read, “ATTENTION: The COVID-19 virus continues to spread across Hidalgo County. Please stay home. Protect yourself and others. If it is necessary to leave home, wear an appropriate facial covering and avoid gatherings with those outside your household. STAY HOME. STAY SAFE. STOP THE SPREAD. A message from the Hidalgo County Office of Emergency Management.”
Similar alerts have been issued in Cameron and Willacy counties.
]]>https://virusreports.net/hidalgo-co-reports-402-new-covid-19-cases-surpassing-3000-mark/feed/0Judge Lina Hidalgo in isolation after potential exposure -TV
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https://virusreports.net/judge-lina-hidalgo-in-isolation-after-potential-exposure-tv/#respondMon, 29 Jun 2020 03:21:18 +0000https://virusreports.net/judge-lina-hidalgo-in-isolation-after-potential-exposure-tv/HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo says she's in self-quarantine after a member of her office tested positive for COVID-19.According to a statement from Hidalgo issued on Sunday, she was potentially exposed to the virus on Monday, June 22.READ MORE: Harris Co. Judge Lina Hidalgo wants authority to issue 2nd stay-at-home orderThe…
The staff member’s positive test results were confirmed over the weekend, and that person is currently self-isolating, according to Hidalgo.
The judge and other staff who were potentially exposed will be tested for COVID-19 and will all self-quarantine for 14 days.
According to the statement, Hidalgo has not shown any symptoms.
“Given what we have learned, I will be quarantining at home,” said the judge. “The reality of it is, there are thousands of residents across Harris County that are increasingly finding themselves in the same position I am in today. There are rising numbers of residents testing positive for this virus, and more and more requiring hospitalization. We are at Threat Level 1 – Red – and I continue to call on everyone to stay home except for essential activities. That is the only way we avoid a crisis in our hospital system and put our community in a position to reopen in a smarter and more sustainable way. We will beat this threat together as a community and I will continue to ensure we are pursuing every option we have to bring this back under control.”
Hidalgo will continue her duties virtually, and normal county operations will continue without interruption.
Most of her staff have already been following work-from-home protocols, read the statement. She said the limited staff working from the office have been consistently wearing masks in the workplace and maintaining social distancing practices.
