Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Restrictions Take Effect In Montgomery County As COVID-19 Cases Soar To 18
Pennsylvania officials say there are now 18 presumptive positive coronavirus cases in Montgomery County, bringing the state's total to 41.
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Pennsylvania officials say there are now 18 presumptive positive coronavirus cases in Montgomery County, bringing the state's total to 41.
It's been slow, but testing has been ramping up at the federal, state and local level.
So far, berks county does not have any coronavirus cases.
Pennsylvania Health Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine says there are now 33 residents across the state who have now tested positive.
Officials released the details of the policy on Friday.
The Disaster Emergency Declarations was enacted Thursday out of an abundance of caution.
A 25-year-old customer was shot and killed during a struggle.
At a press conference Thursday night, officials said they are falling in line with Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf in his recommendations that residents not partake in large group activities.
Officials say 15% or more of the staff at the 63 schools closing Friday live in Montgomery County.
The EMS provider tested presumptive positive for coronavirus late Wednesday.
Philadelphia Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley made the announcement during a press conference on Thursday.
As of Thursday morning, there are 19 presumptive positive cases and two confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Pennsylvania.
McGillin's will only allow one person inside per seat on Saturday.
The orchestra's radio partner, WRTI-FM, will broadcast the performance on Friday at 2 p.m. and Sunday at 1 p.m.
Philadelphia churches are taking drastic steps to protect worshippers amid the coronavirus pandemic.
