Texas Sets Record-Low Numbers in a Variety of COVID-19 Statistics

April 08, 2021

The estimated 14-day average of new COVID-19 cases in the state is 2,225. It hasn't been this low since the 14-day average between June 6th and June 19th of last year, when it was at 2,158. As stated by the WFAA article: "Texas Hitting Record-Low Numbers in Multiple COVID-19 Statistics to Start April", Texas health officials announced fewer than 1,000 new COVID-19 cases on Monday, for the first time since early June of 2020. This is only one of the figures that have been deteriorating in recent months across the country.

The state made vaccines available to all Texans aged 16 and up on Monday. A total of 16,653,045 Texans have received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine while 4,561336 individuals are fully vaccinated. These numbers are among the best in COVID-19 related statistics so far across the United States.

The article presents more detailed statistics for COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations, deaths, positivity rate, long-term care cases, child care cases. Make sure you visit "Texas Hitting Record-Low Numbers in Multiple COVID-19 Statistics to Start April" to learn more.