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This is Coronavirus 411, the latest COVID-19 info… Just the facts… for Saturday March 14th, 2020. President Trump has declared a national emergency. This allows up to 50 billion in funds for disaster relief. FEMA will coordinate disaster response and aid state and local governments. The House passed the “Family’s First: Coronavirus Response Act” in the early hours of Saturday morning. According to speaker Pelosi, the bill will provide "free coronavirus testing for everyone who needs a test, including the uninsured." As well as "paid emergency leave with two weeks of paid sick leave and up to three months of paid family and medical leave." The Senate will vote on the bill next week. West Virginia is the only state without a confirmed case of the virus, as total cases rise to 2,195 with 49 fatalities. 46,000 schools across the U.S. have closed, effecting nearly 21 million students.
The World Health Organization is urging countries to act quickly and aggressively test to fight the virus. CNN reports that Iran’s armed forces will begin clearing public spaces. With only essential business’ remaining open. Italy has suspended all civilian flight operations. The Louvre in Paris has closed. Spain’s Prime Minister declared a 15 day state of emergency. As that country reported a 1500 case increase on Saturday. Bringing total cases in Spain to 5,753 according to The Washington Post. The Post also notes that Guatemala will ban citizens of the U.S., Canada and several European and Asian countries from entering. In an effort to contain the virus, as they report their first case of COVID-19. Global case total: 147, 838.
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This is Coronavirus 4-1-1, the latest Coronavirus info. Just the facts for Friday March 13th, 2020. Alaska reports its first case as U.S. totals rise to 1,701 in 46 states and the District of Columbia. 41 people have died. Closings continue worldwide in an effort to contain the virus. All schools in Kentucky, Maryland, New Mexico, Ohio, Oregon and Washington State will close for several weeks. Major League Baseball joins the NHL, the NBA and NCAA tournament basketball in suspending or cancelling events. NASCAR will race without fans. Broadway, The Smithsonian, Disney World and Disneyland will close to combat the spread. Nepal has canceled climbing expeditions on Mount Everest, relays The Washington Post. The House votes today on a relief package to help workers and patients effected by the virus. The package will include free virus testing and paid sick leave. On Thursday, the S&P 500 suffered its biggest daily drop since “Black Monday” in 1987. Sophie Trudeau, the wife of the Canadian Prime Minister, has tested positive for the virus. The Prime Minister will self-isolate. In the U.S., the White House reports that neither The President nor Vice President would be tested after coming in contact with a Brazilian official who tested positive for COVID-19. Australia’s home affairs minister has tested positive, just a few days after meeting with Attorney General William Barr and Ivanka Trump.Global case count 135, 232.
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There have been 1,701 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in 46 states and the District of Columbia.Alaska reports their first case. Known active locations, with 10 or more cases, are as follows: Washington 420, New York 328, California 252, Massachusetts 108, Colorado 49, Florida 45, Texas 36, Illinois 32, Georgia 31, New Jersey and Oregon 29, Nebraska 24, Tennessee 18, Virginia 17, Iowa 16, North Carolina 15, Louisiana 14, Maryland 13, Indiana, Michigan, South Carolina 12, Kentucky 11, District of Columbia and Nevada 10.
Global cases outside of China with 20 or more cases: Italy 15,113, Iran 10,075, Republic of Korea 7,869, Spain 3,864, Germany 3,059, France 2,879, Switzerland 858, Denmark 788, Norway 702, Japan 639, Netherlands 614, Sweden 599, United Kingdom 593, Belgium 399, Austria 302, Qatar 262, Bahrain 189, Singapore 187, Malaysia 149, Greece 133, Israel 131, Australia 128, Canada and Czech Republic 117, Iceland 103, Slovenia 89, United Arab Emirates 85, Egypt and Kuwait 80, Iraq 79, Thailand 75, India 74, San Marino 69, Lebanon 66, Finland and Portugal 59, Brazil and Philippines 52, Poland and Romania 49, Saudi Arabia 45, Ireland 43, Vietnam 39, Indonesia 34, Russian Federation 28, Algeria 26, Georgia 24, Albania and Chile 23, Cosa Rica 22, Pakistan 20. Cote d’Ivoire, French Polynesia, Honduras and Turkey all report their first cases.
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This is Coronavirus 4-1-1, the latest Coronavirus info. Just the facts for Thursday March 12th, 2020. The World Health Organization has officially declared COVID-19 to be a global pandemic, which means “the worldwide spread of a new disease”. NBC News reports that the attending physician of Congress and the Supreme Court, told senate staff that he expects 70 million to 150 million in the U.S. will contract the virus. Of those, 80% will be fine. President Trump announced that all travel from Europe to the U.S. will be suspended for 30 days. The European Commission condemned the move, noting ““The coronavirus is a global crisis, not limited to any continent and it requires cooperation rather than unilateral action”. The restrictions impact 26 countries and “did not appear to be tied to the severity of outbreaks in individual countries”, reports the New York Times.
The NBA has suspended the season after a player for the Utah Jazz tested positive, the NCAA will close all tournament basketball games to fans. Actors Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson have tested positive for the virus while traveling in Australia. Six more states report their first cases, bringing the total number in the U.S. to 1,323 in 44 states and the District of Columbia. There have been 38 deaths, the majority in Washington State. Global case total, 127,749.
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There have been 1323 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in 44 states and the District of Columbia.Arkansas, Delaware, Mississippi, New Mexico, North Dakota and Wyoming all report their first cases. Known active locations, with 10 or more cases, are as follows: Washington 335, New York 216, California 201, Massachusetts 95, Texas and Colorado 33, Georgia 31, Florida 26, Illinois 25, Nebraska and New Jersey 23, Oregon 20, Pennsylvania 16, Iowa 14, Maryland and Louisiana 13, Indiana 11, District of Columbia and South Carolina 10.
Global cases outside of China with 20 or more cases: Italy 12,462, Iran 10,075, Republic of Korea 7,869, France 2,284, Spain 2,277, Germany 2,078, Switzerland 652, Japan 639, Norway 632, Netherlands 503, Sweden 500, United Kingdom 459, Belgium 314, Austria 302, Qatar 262, Bahrain 195, Singapore 178, Malaysia 149, Australia 128, Israel 127, Canada 117, Greece 99, Czech Republic 94, Iceland 85, Kuwait 80, United Arab Emirates 74, India 73, Iraq 71, Thailand 70, San Marino 69, Egypt 67, Lebanon 61, Finland and Portugal 59, Slovenia 57, Brazil and Philippines 52, Romania 49, Poland 47, Saudi Arabia 45, Ireland 43, Vietnam 39, Indonesia 38, Russian Federation 28, Algeria and Georgia 24, Chile 23, Cosa Rica 22, Pakistan 20. Bolivia, Burkina Faso, Democratic Republic of the Congo and Jamaica all reported their first cases.
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This is Coronavirus 4-1-1. The latest Coronavirus info for Wednesday March 11th, 2020. The U.S. now has more than 1,000 cases of COVID-19 in 38 states and the District of Columbia. Michigan and South Dakota report their first infections. There have been 31 fatalities. The Governor of Massachusetts has declared a “State of Emergency” as cases in the state have more than doubled. 70 of the 92 cases are related to employees of a biotech company. The Wall Street Journal reports that the U.S. Treasury may push back the April 15th tax deadline due to the virus. Google has recommended that all of their employees in North America work from home for the next month, reports CNN. In an effort to contain the virus in New Rochelle, New York state has set up a 1 mile containment zone and called in the National Guard for assistance. Coachella and Stagecoach, two large outdoor music festivals, are delaying the shows from April to October. Global cases total, 120,944.
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There have been 1039 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in 38 states and the District of Columbia.Known active locations, are as follows: Washington 279, California 178, New York 142, Massachusetts 92, Texas 30, Florida 23, Georgia 22, Illinois 19, Colorado 17, Nebraska 16, New Jersey 15, Oregon 14, Iowa 13, Pennsylvania 12, Maryland and South Carolina 9, Kentucky and Virginia 8, North Carolina and Tennessee 7, Arizona, Indiana, Louisiana 6, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, South Dakota 5, District of Columbia, Nevada 4, Minnesota, Ohio, Utah, Wisconsin 3, Connecticut, Hawaii, Michigan, Oklahoma 2, Kansas, Missouri, Vermont 1.
Global cases outside of China with 10 or more cases: Italy 10, 149, Iran 9,000, Republic of Korea 7,755, France 1,784, Spain 1,736, Germany 1,613, Japan 581, Switzerland 491, Norway 401, Netherlands and United Kingdom 382, Sweden 355, Denmark 340, Belgium 267, Austria 206, Bahrain 189, Singapore 160, Malaysia 129, Australia 107, Canada 93, Greece 89, Iceland 81, Israel 76, United Arab Emirates 74, Kuwait 72, Iraq 71, Czech Republic 63, India and San Marino 60, Egypt and Thailand 59, Lebanon 52, Philippines 49, Portugal 41, Finland 40, Vietnam 38, Brazil, Ireland and Slovenia 34, Indonesia 27, Palestine 26, Poland and Romania 25, Qatar 24, Georgia 23, Algeria, Russian Federation and Saudi Arabia 20, Argentina and Pakistan 19, Oman 18, Chile and Ecuador 17, Croatia 15, Costa Rica, Estonia and South Africa 13, Hungary and Serbia 12, Azerbaijan and Peru 11, Albania 10. Brunei, Guernsey, Mongolia and Panama all report their first cases.
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This is Coronavirus 4-1-1. The latest Coronavirus info for Tuesday March 10th, 2020. Cases in China seem to be slowing, with 70% of those infected recovering. Meanwhile, Italy has put the entire country on lockdown through April 3rd, in an effort to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Diagnoses in Italy have surpassed 9,000, with 463 deaths.Overtaking South Korea as the largest number of cases outside of mainland China. The BBC reports that Israel will require all persons arriving in country to observe a 14 day quarantine, this includes Israeli citizens. Ohio and Louisiana, join the list of states with confirmed cases, bringing total U.S. cases to 755 in 36 states and the District of Columbia, 26 deaths have been reported. St. Patrick’s Day celebrations have been cancelled in Dublin and Boston. As UC Berkley, NYU and The Ohio State, join a growing list of schools and universities, to suspend in person classes, in favor of online learning. Global case count, 114,595.
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There have been 755 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in 36 states and the District of Columbia.Known active locations, are as follows: Washington 179, California 167, New York 142, Massachusetts 28, Texas 24, Georgia and Nebraska 16, Florida 15, Oregon 13, Colorado 12, Illinois and New Jersey 11, Pennsylvania 10, Iowa 8, North and South Carolina 7, Arizona, Kentucky, Maryland 6, Virginia 5, District of Columbia, Indiana, New Hampshire, Nevada 4, Ohio, Rhode Island, Tennessee 3, Connecticut, Hawaii, Minnesota, Utah, Wisconsin 2, Kansas, Louisiana, Missouri, Oklahoma, Vermont 1.
Global cases outside of China with 10 or more cases: Italy 9,172, Republic of Korea 7,513, Iran 7,161, France 1,412, Spain 1,235, Germany 1,225, Japan 530, Switzerland 374, Netherlands and United Kingdom 321, Sweden 264, Belgium 239, Norway 227, Singapore 160, Austria 157, Malaysia 117, Denmark 113, Bahrain 109, Australia 91, Greece 89, Canada 77, United Arab Emirates 74, Iraq 71, Kuwait 69, Iceland 65, Iraq 60, Egypt 59, India 56, Thailand 53, San Marino 51, Israel 50, Lebanon 41, Czech Republic and Finland 40, Portugal 39, Philippines 33, Vietnam 31, Brazil 30, Palestine and Slovenia 25, Ireland 24, Algeria, Russian Federation and Saudi Arabia 20, Indonesia 19, Oman and Qatar 18, Argentina, Poland, Romania 17, Pakistan 16, Ecuador and Georgia 15, Chile, Croatia, 13, Estonia 12. Albania, Bangladesh, Cyprus and Paraguay all report their first cases.
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This is Coronavirus 4-1-1. The latest Coronavirus info for Monday March 9th, 2020. U.S. diagnoses of COVID-19 rose by more than 100 in 24 hours, as Connecticut, Iowa and Vermont confirm their first patients.Numbers in New York State continue to rise as totals top 100. There are now 564 cases reported in 34 states and the District of Columbia, with 22 fatalities. The Grand Princess Cruise ship will dock in Oakland, California later today. 1000 California residents will quarantine on military bases in state, the remainder of passengers will quarantine in Texas and Georgia, reports CNN. The State Department has advised Americans against traveling on cruise ships as they may present a higher risk of exposure. Italy, one of the hardest hit countries outside of China, has quarantined almost 16 million people in the Northern and Central regions until early April. Global case total is 111,224.
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There have been 564 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in 34 states and the District of Columbia.Known active locations, are as follows: Washington 141, California 111, New York 106, Massachusetts 28, Texas 23, Nebraska 16, Florida and Oregon 13, Georgia 11, Colorado 8, Illinois 7,New Jersey, Pennsylvania and South Carolina 6, Arizona and Maryland 5, New Hampshire, Nevada, Kentucky 4, Iowa, Rhode Island, Tennessee 3, Hawaii, Indiana, Minnesota, North Carolina, Utah and Virginia 2, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Vermont and Wisconsin 1.
Global cases outside of China with 10 or more cases: Republic of Korea 7,478, Italy 7,375, Iran 7,161, France 1,209, Germany 1,151, Spain 911, Japan 511, Switzerland 332, United Kingdom 280, Netherlands 265, Belgium 239, Sweden 203, Norway 176, Singapore 150, Canada 132, Malaysia 117, Austria 112, , Bahrain 95, Australia 76, Greece 73, Kuwait 64, Iraq 60, Iceland 58, Egypt 55, Thailand 50, United Arab Emirates 45, India 43, Israel 39, San Marino 36, Denmark 35, Lebanon 32, Czech Republic 31, Finland, Portugal and Vietnam 30, Brazil 25, Palestine 22, Ireland 21, Algeria and Philippines 20, Qatar 18, Russian Federation 17, Oman and Slovenia 16, Ecuador, Georgia, Poland, Romania and Saudi Arabia 15, Argentina and Croatia 12, Estonia 10. Bulgaria, Costa Rica, French Guiana, Malta, Martinique, and Republic of Moldova all reported their first cases.
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This is Coronavirus 4-1-1. The latest Coronavirus info for Sunday March 8th, 2020. Italy has quarantined up to 16 million people in the Central and Northern provinces, including the cities of Milan and Venice.As cases of COVID-19 grew by more than 1,200 on Saturday to 5,883. The quarantine, which will last until April 3rd, is one of the most aggressive steps taken outside of China, relays the BBC. Virginia, Washington DC, Missouri and Kanas are the latest states to confirm COVID-19 within their borders. The United States has 437 cases in 32 states and The District of Columbia. Washington State announces two additional deaths, bringing total fatalities in the U.S. to 19.States not yet infected are preparing by increasing their testing capacity and cutting down on large gatherings, according to The New York Times. The Grand Princess Cruise ship, which had been waiting off the coast of California, will be allowed to dock in Oakland, California on Monday. The 3500 on board will then enter a two week quarantine. There are 21 confirmed cases of COVID-19 on board.Global cases have reached 107,559 according to Johns Hopkins University.
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There have been 437 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in 32 states and the District of Columbia.Known active locations, are as follows: Washington 110, California 99, New York 89, Texas 19, Nebraska 14, Massachusetts 13, Florida 12, Colorado 8, Georgia 7, Illinois and Oregon 6, Arizona 5, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Pennsylvania 4, Maryland and Rhode Island 3, Nevada, North Carolina, South Carolina, Utah, Virginia 2, District of Columbia, Hawaii, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Minnesota, Missouri, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Vermont and Wisconsin 1.
We have updated how we are reporting global cases outside of China.If there are less than 10 cases in a country, with no substantial day to day change, we will not report that country.
Global cases outside of China with 10 or more cases: Republic of Korea 7,314, Iran 6,566, Italy 5,883, France 949, Germany 939, Spain 589, Japan 461, United Kingdom 273, Switzerland 268, Netherlands 265, Sweden 203, Belgium 169, Norway 157, Singapore 150, Austria 104, Malaysia 93, Bahrain 85, Australia 76, Greece 66, Kuwait 62, Canada 60, Iraq 54, Iceland and Thailand 50, United Arab Emirates 45, India 39, San Marino 36, Lebanon 28, Denmark 27, Czech Republic 26, Israel and Portugal 25, Finland 23, Palestine 22, Vietnam 21, Algeria, Brazil and Ireland 19, Oman 16, Egypt and Russian Federation 15, Ecuador 14, Georgia and Romania 13, Croatia, Qatar and Slovenia 12, Saudi Arabia 11, Estonia 10. Columbia, Maldives and Serbia report their first cases.
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This is Coronavirus 4-1-1. The latest Coronavirus info for Saturday March 7th, 2020. Confirmed COVID-19 cases in the U.S. rise by more than 100 in 24 hours, as Hawaii, Indiana, Kentucky, Minnesota, Oklahoma and South Carolina all record their first cases. There are now 340 cases in 28 states. Florida reports two fatalities, bringing the total number in the U.S. to 17 lost lives. The CDCC recommends that older persons and those with chronic health conditions, “stay home as much as possible”. Test results are back for passengers on the Grand Princess Cruise ship off the California coast, with 21 testing positive for the virus. There are more than 3500 people on board. In Austin, the South by Southwest conference has been cancelled for the first time in 34 years. Amtrak is suspending the nonstop Acela service between New York and Washington.Stanford joins The University of Washington and Seattle University in cancelling all in person classes, according to The New York Times. Classes and finals will now take place remotely. In Italy, the Leader of the Democratic Party, announced that he has tested positive for the virus, reports The Washington Post. Via Facebook, Nicola Zingaretti said he is in isolation at home and feeling “fine”. There are 102, 471 global cases according to Johns Hopkins University.
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There have been 340 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in 28 states. Known active locations, are as follows: Washington 86, California 79, New York 44, Texas 19, Nebraska 14, Colorado and Massachusetts 8, Florida 7, Illinois 6, New Jersey 4, Arizona, Georgia, Maryland, Rhode Island 3, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Utah 2, Hawaii, Indiana, Kentucky, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Wisconsin 1.
We have updated how we are reporting global cases outside of China. If there are less than 10 cases in a country, with no substantial day to day change, we will not report that country.
Global cases outside of China with 10 or more cases: Republic of Korea 7,041, Iran 4,747, Italy 4,636, Germany 670, France 653, Japan 420, Spain 401, Switzerland 214, United Kingdom 164, Singapore 130, Netherlands 128, Belgium 109, Norway 108, Sweden 101, Malaysia 83, Austria 66, Australia 63, Bahrain 60, Kuwait 58, Canada 54, Thailand 50, Iraq 48, Greece, Iceland and United Arab Emirates 45, India 31, Denmark and San Marino 23, Lebanon and Palestine 22, Israel 21, Czech Republic 19, Ireland and Vietnam 18, Algeria 17, Oman 16, Egypt and Finland 15, Brazil, Ecuador, Portugal, Russian Federation 13, Croatia 12, Estonia 10. Malta, Peru and Togo report their first cases.
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This is Coronavirus 4-1-1. The latest Coronavirus info for Friday March 6th, 2020. The global total of cases has passed 100,000 according to Johns Hopkins University.The current number of cases is 100, 278.Congress has approved 8.3 billion in emergency spending to fight COVID-19, reports the New York Times. As Colorado, Maryland and Nevada are the latest states to confirm cases of the virus in the U.S, relays ABC News.Maryland, joins California and Washington State in declaring a “State of Emergency” relays the Washington Post.New York is monitoring 2,773 people who have self-quarantined, reports The New York Times. Passengers aboard a cruise ship outside of California, await test results as 45 people showed symptoms or the virus. There are about 2500 people on board according to CNN. Vatican City has confirmed its first case of COVID-19, while the population is only 1,000 it welcomes millions of visitors each year. NBC News notes, The Pope has tested negative for the virus. Iran has closed 60,000 mosques, according to The Washington Post. In a Thursday press conference, The World Health Organization stated, “This is not a drill. This is not the time to give up. This is not a time for excuses. This is a time for pulling out all the stops. Countries have been planning for scenarios like this for decades. Now is the time to act on those plans.”
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There have been 233 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in 20 states. Cases in Nebraska are only among “repatriated citizens”. Known active locations, are as follows: Washington 75, California 60, New York 22, Texas 14, Nebraska 13, Illinois 5, Florida 4, Maryland 3, Arizona, Georgia, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Oregon, Rhode Island 2, Colorado, North Carolina, Tennessee, Utah, Wisconsin 1.
Global cases outside of China: Republic of Korea 6,593, Iran 4,747, Italy 3,858, Germany 577, France 423, Japan 381, Spain 360, Switzerland 138, Singapore 130, United Kingdom 116, Belgium 109, Norway 106, Sweden 101, Malaysia 83, Netherlands 82, Australia 60, Kuwait 58, Bahrain 55, Canada and Thailand 48, Austria 47, Greece 45, Iceland 37, Iraq 35, India 31, United Arab Emirates 29, Denmark 23, San Marino 21, Algeria 17, Israel, Lebanon, Oman and Vietnam 16, Egypt and Finland 15, Ecuador 13, Czech Republic 12, Croatia 11, Estonia 10, Portugal and Qatar 8, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Ireland, Pakistan and Romania 6, Mexico, Philippines and Saudi Arabia 5, Brazil, Chile, Georgia, Indonesia, New Zealand, Palestine, Russian Federation and Senegal 4, St. Barth’s 3, Argentina, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Hungary, Luxembourg and Morocco 2, Afghanistan, Andorra, Armenia, Bhutan, Cambodia, Cameroon, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Faroe Islands, Jordan, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Monaco, Nepal, Nigeria, North Macedonia, Poland, Serbia, Slovakia, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Tunisia, Ukraine and Vatican City 1.
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This is Coronavirus 4-1-1. The latest Coronavirus info for Thursday March 5th, 2020. Texas and New Jersey report their first Non-repatriated cases of coronavirus, bringing the total in the U.S. to 161 reports CNN. There have been 11 deaths in the U.S. attributed to the virus 10 in Washington State and 1 in California. The New York Times relays that California has declared a state of emergency, they have reported 54 cases. A cruise ship is being held off the coast of California, with 11 passengers and 10 crew members showing symptoms of the virus. There are about 2500 people on board, notes CNN. Schools continue to close throughout the world, reports the Washington Post, including a school district north of Seattle, Washington, primary schools in India and all schools in Iran. The Post also notes that Mass in some Northern Regions of Italy will be cancelled for a week.Reuters calls the step “unprecedented” noting that even during the plague, Masses were not cancelled. The United Kingdom saw its largest one day increase, with cases jumping up 60% to 90 according to The Guardian. Germany also saw its largest one day increase, adding 109 cases for a total of 349, reports CNN. Global case count 95,748, with 3,286 fatalities.
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There have been 161 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in 17 states. Cases in Nebraska are only among “repatriated citizens”. Known active locations, are as follows: California 54, Washington 44, Nebraska 13, Texas 12, New York 11, Illinois 4, Florida 3, Arizona, Georgia, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Oregon, Rhode Island 2, New Jersey, North Carolina, Utah, Wisconsin 1.
Global cases outside of China: Republic of Korea 6,088, Italy 3,089, Iran 2,922, Germany 349, Japan 331, France 285, Spain 222, Singapore 110, Switzerland and United Kingdom 90, Kuwait and Norway 56, Australia and Bahrain 52, Malaysia 50, Thailand 47, Netherlands 38, Iraq and Sweden 35, Canada 34, India 30, Austria 29, United Arab Emirates 28, Iceland 26, Belgium 23, San Marino and Vietnam 16, Israel and Oman 15, Lebanon 13, Algeria 12, Croatia, Denmark and Ecuador 10, Greece 9, Czech Republic and Qatar 8, Finland 7, Belarus, Ireland and Romania 6,Mexico, Pakistan and Portugal 5, Brazil and Senegal 4, Azerbaijan, Georgia, New Zealand, Philippines, Russian Federation and St. Barth’s 3, Egypt, Estonia, Hungary, Indonesia and Saudi Arabia 2, Afghanistan, Andorra, Armenia, Argentina, Cambodia, Chile, Dominican Republic, Faroe Islands, Jordan, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Monaco, Morocco, Nepal, Nigeria, North Macedonia, Poland, Sri Lanka, Tunisia and Ukraine 1.
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