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COVID-19 Updates For Randall And Potter Counties

High Plains Public Radio | By Angie Haflich
Published March 31, 2020 at 3:10 PM CDT
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Click on the photo for a COVID-19 report card en Espanol

The Amarillo Public Health Department is reporting 18 confirmed COVID-19 cases today, with eight in Potter County and 10 in Randall County. As of Monday, there were 20 confirmed COVID-19 cases in the Texas panhandle. 

According to the City of Amarillo’s COVID-19 report card (pictured in English and Spanish) issued Tuesday, of the known cases reported by APH, 16 individuals are recovering at home and two are recovering at a medical facility.  

Twenty COVID-19 cases were confirmed in the Texas Panhandle, as of Monday. The number of cases per county is as follows: Moore (1), Oldham (2, incl. one fatality), Potter (5), Deaf Smith (2) and Randall (10).  

*Some of the above data was compiled from the Texas Department of Health and Human Services COVID-19 dashboard effective as of March 30. Data pertaining to Randall and Potter Counties is from the City of Amarillo’s March 31 COVID-19 report card.
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