1/ A man who lived in a Texas retirement home died and later tested positive for the new coronavirus.
He had no known contact with other infected patients.
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He had no known contact with other infected patients.
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2/ Patrick James was hospitalized March 12 and died four days later.
His widow — who was also experiencing symptoms — couldn’t get tested until his results came back positive, according to the @startelegram.
That was after he had died.
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His widow — who was also experiencing symptoms — couldn’t get tested until his results came back positive, according to the @startelegram.
That was after he had died.
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3/ All residents at the Arlington-area retirement home will now be tested for the novel coronavirus. bit.ly/3d4ekCi
4/ There are at least 95 known cases of COVID-19 in Texas.
That number is expected to rise exponentially in the coming days as testing becomes more readily available. bit.ly/3d4ekCi
That number is expected to rise exponentially in the coming days as testing becomes more readily available. bit.ly/3d4ekCi
5/5 On Wednesday, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said Texas is receiving more testing kits “as we speak.”
By the end of the week, Abbott said, the state should be able to administer between 15,000 and 20,000 tests per week. bit.ly/3d4ekCi
By the end of the week, Abbott said, the state should be able to administer between 15,000 and 20,000 tests per week. bit.ly/3d4ekCi
