The national COVID-19 emergency may have already ended, but Dallas County recently saw a rise in cases. Experts warn that other virus outbreaks are likely.
And the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that the new coronavirus variant, EG.5,for the two-week period ending on Aug. 5. The World Health Organization recently declared that strain a “variant of interest.”
Around 75% fewer COVID-19 cases have been reported in Texas this summer compared with last summer, she said. Overall, the situation is much more under control. Viruses tend to evolve to become more contagious but less dangerous, COVID-19 included.“Please be respectful and mindful of people who this would hit really hard, and do the things: Stay home if you can, wear a mask. Those kinds of things,” she said.
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