COVID-19
Plano continues trend of fewer than 200 new cases per week
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PLANO, TX – New confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Plano have remained somewhat steady over the past month with a slight drop over the last seven days.
In the week before Oct. 14, there were 178 new cases reported by the state. In the seven reporting days leading up to Oct. 21, there were 166 new Plano cases.
Aside from a large influx of backlogged cases Oct. 3, Plano has consistently had fewer than 200 new cases in a seven-day period since mid-September.
The city’s COVID-19 dashboard, which directly reflects state data, shows 4,173 total confirmed cases in Plano, 4,031 of which have recovered.
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