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Some people are pulling together to help health care workers, any way they can.
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Some people are pulling together to help health care workers, any way they can.
Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware are considering a variety of options and ways to overcome the shortage of hospital beds.
In West Chester, one hospital is relying on neighbors to help them stock up before they start running low.
Initially, testing was aimed at calculating virus spread but that's shifting now because of limited medical supplies and the feeling that it's now widespread.
Saying he wanted "no gatherings of any kind," Murphy acknowledged the difficulty of enforcing such an order in every part of the state but said he wanted people to "stay home, period."
The lawsuit had claimed Wolf's edict violated the Second Amendment right to bear arms and other constitutional rights.
There is still a lot of uncertainty about who should get tested for the coronavirus and when.
On Monday, New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy announced the closure of all nonessential businesses in the state, including casinos.
On Saturday morning, the site will go live and begin testing people meeting the criteria and who have already gotten appointments.
The burden of food insecurity is only getting worse as people who have lost wages or been laid off because of the coronavirus are increasingly turning to food pantries for help.
D'Alessandro says the U.S. Embassy declined to fly them home, even though Canada has evacuated its citizens.
The store is located at 4121 W. Skippack Pike.
CBS3 talked to a Philadelphia emergency department physician who has tested positive for coronavirus.
The drive-thru coronavirus testing site at Citizens Bank Park in South Philadelphia is opening on Friday afternoon.
There will be changes to the days in which meals will be available for distribution, beginning Monday, March 23.
