First person who tested positive for COVID-19 in Dallas County leaving hospital in 'great shape'
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DALLAS - Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins said the person who first tested positive for COVID-19 in Dallas County, a 77-year-old man, is leaving the hospital in "great shape."
Jenkins tweeted out the update Saturday, and added that the man's wife was never sick enought to need to be admitted to the hospital.
Dallas County confirmed they had two more people test positive for COVID-19, bringing their total to 11 cases.
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In total, there are now 25 confirmed cases reported in North Texas - 14 in Dallas County, seven in Collin County, and four in Tarrant County.