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Collin County reports 26 new COVID-19 cases

by | Mar 31, 2020 | Latest

Health authorities reported 26 new cases of COVID-19 in Collin County on Monday, March 30, making 160 cases recorded to date.

Wylie: 1

  • Male, 24, no further information available at this time;

Plano: 9

  • Female, 47, no further information available at this time;
  • Male, 29, no further information available at this time;
  • Male, 52, self-isolating with no underlying health conditions, no recent travel and no reported contact with a known case;
  • Male, 33, no further information available at this time;
  • Male, 22, no further information available at this time;
  • Male, 64, no further information available at this time;
  • Male, 43, no further information available at this time;
  • Female, 60, no further information available at this time;
  • Female, 60, no further information available at this time;

McKinney: 7

  • Female, 48, hospitalized with underlying health conditions;
  • Male, 60, no further information available at this time;
  • Male, 50, no further information available at this time;
  • Female, 24, no further information available at this time;
  • Female, 43, no further information available at this time;
  • Female, 24, no further information available at this time;
  • Female, 43, no further information available at this time;

Frisco: 4

  • Male, 39, self-isolating with no underlying health conditions, no travel and no contact with a confirmed case;
  • Female, 52, no further information available at this time;
  • Male, 56, underlying health conditions, no recent travel, and confirmed contact with a confirmed case, with no information at this time whether self-isolating or hospitalized;
  • Male, 62, no further information available at this time;

Allen: 2

  • Female, 36, no further information available at this time;
  • Female, 64, no further information available at this time;

Anna: 1

  • Male, 71, hospitalized with underlying health conditions, no recent travel and confirmed contact with another case;

Celina: 1

  • Female, 41, self-isolating with no underlying health conditions, no recent travel, and contact with a confirmed case;

Dallas: 1

  • Male, 82, no further information available at this time;

Collin County Orders

Note: These orders apply to the entire county. Your city may have additional restrictions. 

  • There are 91 current cases of COVID-19 in Collin County (total cases minus recovered and deceased). 
  • There have been 134 total confirmed positive cases of COVID-19 in Collin County. 
  • 42 people have successfully recovered, 13 are hospitalized and 78 remain in home isolation.
  • There has been 1 confirmed death associated with COVID-19 in Collin County.
  • There have been 713 negative COVID-19 tests in Collin County. 
  • There are 170 Persons Under Monitoring (PUM) in Collin County.

Public Health Report

  • Any person who is sick or currently experiencing common COVID-19 symptoms, including fever, cough, or shortness of breath, is hereby ordered to stay home. 
  • If any person in a household has tested positive for COVID-19, all persons in the household are hereby ordered to stay home.
  • Any person who believes he or she is at higher risk for severe illness and who believes he or she may be compromised from exposure to COVID-19 is hereby ordered to stay home. 
  • All persons in Collin County are hereby ordered to stay home, except for travel related to essential activities.
  • All businesses and employers are hereby ordered to take actions necessary to prevent the spread of COVID-19, to increase social distancing in the normal course of business activities, and to provide for a safe and healthy work environment.
  • All persons are hereby ordered to take actions necessary to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and to increase social distancing in the normal course of business activities. 

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