Coronavirus In Minnesota: Red Lake Reservation Issues Medical Martial Law
The medical martial law - which goes into effect Friday - includes a mandatory quarantine, restrictions on gatherings, and limited travel to and from the reservation.
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The medical martial law - which goes into effect Friday - includes a mandatory quarantine, restrictions on gatherings, and limited travel to and from the reservation.
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