Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: COVID-19 Outbreak Morphs Into Economic Crisis For Small Businesses Ordered To Close
The COVID-19 outbreak has morphed from a health care crisis into an economic one, with businesses closing their doors.
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The COVID-19 outbreak has morphed from a health care crisis into an economic one, with businesses closing their doors.
Earlier Monday, the school announced three students tested positive for coronavirus after traveling abroad for spring break.
This discovery was made as part of the contact investigation conducted by the Communicable Disease staff from the Burlington County Health Department.
SEPTA officials say ridership was down by about 10% on Friday.
O'Connor was shot and killed last Friday morning, while serving an arrest warrant in Frankford.
On Monday, the first dose of an experimental vaccine was given to a volunteer in Seattle, Washington.
With schools and businesses closing, people are separated, increasing feelings of loneliness and isolation.
Gov. Phil Murphy is essentially shutting down the state of New Jersey to combat the spread of the coronavirus.
Some restaurants in Collingswood are concerned when they will open again.
The university says the students were part of a group that traveled abroad during spring break.
The stores will remain closed until further notice.
This is a temporary safety measure to keep travelers moving with no need to stop due to coronavirus concerns.
Health officials announced 13 additional positive COVID-19 cases in Pennsylvania on Monday afternoon, bringing the statewide total to 76.
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Delaware Gov. John Carney announced a modification to his emergency declaration.
