There are now 129 confirmed COVID-19 cases in the Texas Panhandle as of April 6

AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - As of 2:30 p.m., there are now 129 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the Texas Panhandle, three in the Oklahoma Panhandle and seven in Eastern New Mexico.

The City of Amarillo released the daily report of cases reported in Potter and Randall Counties. The report showed one new case in Potter County.

In a news conference earlier today, the city released new details on the two deaths in Amarillo over the weekend due to COVID-19.

There are now 129 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the Texas Panhandle:

Hemphill County: 1
Gray County: 9
Moore County: 8
Swisher County: 2
Potter County: 41
Randall: 36
Castro County: 11
Deaf Smith County: 7
Oldham County: 3
Donley County: 7
Dallam County: 1
Hutchinson County: 2
Hansford County: 1

There are three confirmed cases in the Oklahoma Panhandle:

Texas County: 3

There are seven cases in Eastern New Mexico:

Curry County: 6
Roosevelt County: 1

Out of the confirmed cases cases, there are currently three recoveries in the Texas Panhandle:

Randall County: 2
Moore County: 1

There have also been four deaths in the Texas Panhandle:

Oldham County: 1
Castro County: 1
Potter County: 1
Randall County: 1

These cities and counties that are under stay-at-home directives:

Potter County
Deaf Smith County
Gray County
City of Amarillo
City of Canyon
Randall County
City of Pampa
City of Lefors
City of Hereford
Hansford County
City of Gruver
City of Spearman
City of McLean
Castro County
Donley County
Wheeler County
Swisher County
City of Perryton
Ochiltree County

There have been 1,166 COVID-19 tests reported to the Amarillo Public Health Department, and there are still 108 cases pending. Of the cases reported to the APH, 67 of the patients are at home, and 10 are in a medical facility.

56 of the cases reported to APH are from local transmission.

Amarillo continues to be at a Level Red.

This is the Canyon-Amarillo Area Coronavirus Report Card for April 6, 2020. For more information regarding COVID-19...
Posted by Canyon Fire Department on Monday, April 6, 2020