Here's a look at how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected Grand Prairie.
Updated Feb. 18 with new case numbers and details throughout.The city reported 1,750 new cases in the past two weeks., offering hope that new cases will continue to slow.
Nine Grand Prairie residents have died in the past two weeks from COVID-19, bringing the total to 417 since the pandemic began, according to the city.The Department of State Health Services has posted information aboutGrand Prairie is mostly in Dallas and Tarrant counties, with a small portion in Ellis County. Dallas County
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San Diego County reports 939 new COVID-19 cases, 16 deathsSan Diego County reported 939 new COVID-19 cases and 16 additional virus-related deaths in its latest data, while health officials reminded county residents to get boosted.
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Indiana reports 125 more COVID-19 deaths and 1,450 new positive casesThe Indiana Department of Health reported Tuesday that 125more Hoosiers have died from COVID-19 and 1,450 others tested positive for the virus.
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Utah's daily COVID cases fall below 1,000 on Friday; 15 new deathsUtah reported 999 new COVID-19 cases Friday along with an additional 15 deaths in the state, although two occurred before Jan. 18.
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As state moves forward with SMATER plan, San Diego reports 1,338 new COVID cases, 11 deathsSan Diego County reported 1,338 new COVID-19 cases and 11 additional virus-related deaths Thursday, as state officials announced a framework based on the idea that the virus will be a continuing presence.
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Japan plans targeted COVID curbs as new cases fall but deaths hit recordTOKYO (Reuters) -A Japanese health panel approved on Friday a plan to bring in more targeted COVID-19 curbs across much of the nation, as overall new infections decline but fatalities rise to a record level. 'The priority going forward is to try to hold down serious cases and deaths among the elderly,' Shigeru Omi, Japan's top health advisor, told reporters after the panel's meeting. Kyoto University professor Hiroshi Nishiura estimated that the Omicron wave would claim 4,339 lives between January and April 20, with more than 70% of the victims in their 80s or older.
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