Coronavirus In Philadelphia: City Officials Discussing Options For Major Tourist Attractions, Children Out Of School Amid COVID-19 Outbreak
Challenges continue to rise as closures and cancellations increase.
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Challenges continue to rise as closures and cancellations increase.
The coronavirus crisis is hurting America's retail industry as many stores are shutting their doors or reducing their hours.
The African Episcopal Church of Saint Thomas will be giving the Eucharist and a blessing as people drive-thru their covered carport on Lancaster Avenue.
Areas of early morning drizzle are possible as a system south of the Philadelphia region continues to move away.
However, the university is not requiring a full move-out.
A double shooting in Philadelphia's Powelton Village neighborhood leaves one person dead, officials say.
The stores will close beginning Tuesday and will remain closed until further notice.
Wood becomes the third NBA player to contract the virus.
The university says the student traveled to Spain during spring break.
The school district's food service department will be providing free breakfast and lunch for children 18 and younger.
Officials say 23 employees and 11 inmates who had been in contact with the positive employee are being tested for the virus.
According to officials, this happened on the 11000 block of Rennard Street just before 3 a.m.
All are either in isolation at home or being treated at the hospital.
This comes after all Pennsylvania state schools were closed on Friday due to coronavirus concerns.
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