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KVUE is keeping you updated with the latest coronavirus and COVID-19 news in the Austin area.
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COVID-19 numbers:
- Texas: More than 2.1 million cases have been reported in the state, and more than 39,300 people in Texas have died, according to the Texas Department of State Health Services.
- Central Texas counties:
- Travis County: At least 73,259 cases have been reported and at least 704 people have died. At least 69,049 people have recovered from the virus.
- Hays County: At least 15,858 confirmed cases have been reported and at least 202 people have died. At least 14,112 people have recovered from the virus.
- Williamson County: At least 34,323 cases have been reported in the county and at least 362 people have died. At least 33,026 people have recovered from the virus.
For a look at COVID-19 data across all of the state's counties, click here.
GRAPHS: Coronavirus data Feb. 10
Updates:
6:05 p.m. – Travis County reported another three deaths from COVID-19 on Thursday along with 287 new confirmed cases, bringing the total to 73,259 cases and 704 deaths since the start of the pandemic. At least 69,049 people have recovered from the virus.
Travis County currently has 384 people hospitalized with COVID-19, with 116 in the ICU and 67 on ventilators. There are 38 people being treated at the alternative care site at the Austin Convention Center.
5:20 p.m. – Williamson County said Family Health Systems will be rescheduling vaccinations appointments for Monday at the Kelly Reeves Athletic Complex thanks to inclement weather. The County’s Vaccine Registration Technical Assistance center in the Sun City ballroom will not be open on Friday or Monday.
4:40 p.m. – Hays County reported another death from COVID-19 on Thursday, a Kyle woman in her 70s. The health department also reported 64 new confirmed cases along with three new hospitalizations and six new hospital discharges. There are 78 additional people considered recovered.
3:35 p.m. – According to the Hays County Local Health Department and Hays County Office of Emergency Services, second dose appointments for Monday are moving to Wednesday.
Second dose: Those with a scheduled appointment for Monday at San Marcos High School for their second dose will receive an email that their appointment is moving to Wednesday due to anticipated severe weather conditions. Appointments will be at the same time as they would have been on Monday. Only the date is changing.
NOTE: If you received your first dose at San Marcos High School, you are on the list to receive the second dose on Wednesday at that same location regardless if you receive a confirmation email. All Monday appointments have been automatically switched.
First dose: Emails for first dose appointments will be sent out soon. The next first dose clinic will be this coming Tuesday and Wednesday in Dripping Springs. If you receive an email about an appointment, it will have all the details.
11:35 a.m. – Austin Public Health will not be accepting new appointments for the first dose of COVID-19 vaccines today due to weather conditions. Appointments already made for today have NOT been canceled.
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