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On Sunday, Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins said a 30-year-old woman who had been diagnosed with Covid-19 died on a flight between Arizona and Texas in July.
Jenkins said the woman had difficulty breathing and received oxygen treatment while the plane was parked on the runway, according to NBC News. The woman is also claimed to have underlying diseases.
The authorities do not want to come out with more information out of concern about the duty of confidentiality.
NEW: Dallas County Reports 554 New Positive 2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Cases and 3 Deaths
592 total cases reported today, including 38 old cases and 38 probable cases pic.twitter.com/8XkYAgkk7W– Clay Jenkins (@JudgeClayJ) October 18, 2020
The United States is among the countries in the world most affected by the ongoing pandemic. More than eight million cases of infection have been recorded and more than 200,000 people with COVID-19 have died in the United States.
On Monday, Judge Jenkins stated that 382 new cases had been registered in the county in the past 24 hours. The day before, 592 new cases of infection were registered. The county has about 2.6 million residents.
– We are experiencing an increase in the number of cases of infection and in the number of patients admitted with covid-19, and we are at a critical point where we must make the numbers go in the right direction. We know what we have to do, we just have to do it, Judge Jenkins said Monday.
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