Alabama reporting over 1,200 cases of coronavirus total
There have been 17 confirmed deaths, with several more suspected.
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There have been 17 confirmed deaths, with several more suspected.
Medical professionals said anyone tested should quarantine at their home. That can leave people wondering how long they need to stay inside.
Total, 26 people have died. The death in Chickasaw County is the first there.
Two Columbus police cars were there to ensure the store stayed closed.
The list of essential businesses and operations, as listened in the executive order, are as follows:
The shelter in place starts Friday evening at 5 p.m. and will remain until April 20th.
Leanne Long, an adjunct professor at Mississippi State University, said the transition to online learning has gone quite well.
The woman, whose name is not being released, was being treated at North Mississippi Medical Center Gilmore - Amory.
The shelter-in-place will begin this Friday, April 3, 2020 at 5:00 PM and be in effect until Monday, April 20, 2020 at 8:00 AM.
Nearly 200 small-town hospitals have closed nationwide since 2005, often forcing residents to drive much farther for health care.
The Mississippi State Department of Health also reported 333 patients hospitalized with COVID-19.
The CDC is still encouraging groups no larger than 10 people and to stay indoors as much as possible.
Lawmakers believe a recently passed $2 trillion stimulus package will help struggling families, even some who have lost their job.
Union representatives at the federal prison in Aliceville, Alabama are calling for all inmate movement to stop.
Calls must be made between 7:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. MDOC said no calls will be accepted on the weekends.
Dr. Cameron Huxford with OCH is helping coordinate testing and treatment at his clinic and at the hospital.
Vehicles and offices will be professionally sanitized and cleaned.
The state Department of Public Health reports the total COVID-19 infections in Alabama stood near 950 on Tuesday morning.
In a press conference Tuesday, Governor Tate Reeves signed an executive order declaring a shelter-in-place order for Lauderdale County.
He urged people in his town to warn businesses owners as this would heavily impact them.
Tracking those recovery numbers from Thursday -- roughly 117,000 people have recovered, according to John Hopkins Corona Virus Resource Center.
Mayor Robert Smith announced Monday that he has continued the resolution. Smith said a civil emergency continues to exist in the city.
It's a saying that's you've probably heard many times. When the weather gets warmer, the crime rate goes up.
Mayor Buddy Wiltshire said Thomas is feeling well and suffers very few symptoms.