Active cases of COVID-19 in Gregg County have increased almost 12% since Thursday, public health data shows.
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Active cases of COVID-19 in Smith County have dropped by about 4% since Thursday, according to public health data.
Active cases of COVID-19 in Gregg County have dropped nearly 21% since Monday, public health data shows.
Active cases of COVID-19 in Smith County have dropped by over 21% since Monday, according to public health data.
Gregg County’s seven-day rolling rate of COVID-19 infection has dropped 31% since Wednesday, according to data released Monday by the Northeast Texas Public Health District.
Smith County’s seven-day rolling average of COVID-19 infection has dropped by more than 15% since Wednesday, according to the most recent data released by the Northeast Public Health District.
Gregg County saw its active COVID-19 cases fall by more than 5% since Thursday, according to data released Monday from the Northeast Public Health District.
Smith County’s active cases of COVID-19 increased by 4% since Thursday’s Northeast Texas Public Health District report, breaking a continuous downward trend. Community spread levels of the virus, on the other hand, dropped by more than 10% since Thursday, keeping the county in minimal spreads.
