Tarrant County reports record 18 COVID deaths, including man in 30s, woman in 40s
Tarrant County reported a single-day high 18 coronavirus deaths and 587 new cases on Friday.
The previous record for COVID-19 deaths reported by the county was 15 on July 25.
The latest COVID-19 deaths in the county include a Haltom City man in his 30s and a Fort Worth woman in her 40s.
Tarrant County has confirmed a total of 28,410 COVID-19 cases, including 381 deaths and at least 14,397 recoveries.
Of the total COVID-19 deaths in the county, there have been 193 in Fort Worth, 60 in Arlington, 17 in Keller, and 14 in Grapevine.
Each of the latest pandemic-related deaths had underlying health conditions, according to officials. The latest deaths include:
- Man in his 30s, Haltom City
- Man in his 60s, Grand Prairie
- Man in his 70s, Mansfield
- Man in his 70s, Richland Hills
- Man in his 80s, Hurst
- Woman in her 80s, Azle
- Woman in her 90s, Azle
- Man in his 60s, White Settlement
- Man in his 70s, White Settlement
- Man in his 80s, Lake Worth
- Man in his 70s, Arlington
- Woman in her 40s, Fort Worth
- Man in his 60s, Fort Worth
- Woman in her 70s, Fort Worth
Man in his 70s, Fort Worth
- Man in his 80s, Fort Worth
- Woman in her 80s, Fort Worth
- Woman in her 90s, Fort Worth
Tarrant County hospital capacity
Hospital capacity by available beds and ventilators for Tarrant County. Data provided by Tarrant County Public Health.
Estimated active cases over time
Coronavirus daily active case estimates by local counties in the Dallas - Fort Worth metroplex, beginning April 8, 2020. Data provided by Texas Health and Human Services.
