An Avon, IN elementary school has announced that one of its students has tested positive for COVID-19. The school will conduct classes online Monday.
“U.S. citizens, particularly travelers with underlying health conditions, should not travel by cruise ship,” according to the State Department. In addition, older adults and travelers with underlying health issues should avoid “crowded places” as well as “non-essential travel such as long plane trips.”
The family of Missouri’s first confirmed case of COVID-19 has broken quarantine, officials stated Sunday night.
Nationally there are a total of 164 cases according to the CDC and 554 cases according to Johns Hopkins. Thirty-two states plus DC are reporting 530 cases. Links are to news stories or official government websites; view infographic.
Data are from in Memo from a News Hound, 08 March 2020.
- Alaska
- Alabama
- Arizona: 4 cases
- Arkansas
- California: 114 cases (24 are from repatriation flights), 1 death
- Colorado: 8 cases
- Connecticut
- Delaware
- District of Columbia: 1 case
- Florida: 18 cases (5 are from repatriation flights, 1 non-Florida resident)
- Georgia: 7 cases
- Hawaii: 1 case
- Illinois: 7 cases
- Indiana: 1 case
- Idaho
- Iowa: 3 cases
- Kansas: 1 case
- Kentucky: 4 cases
- Louisiana
- Maine
- Maryland: 5 cases
- Massachusetts: 28 cases
- Michigan
- Minnesota: 1 case
- Mississippi
- Missouri: 1 case
- Montana
- Nebraska: 18 cases (15 from repatriation flights)
- Nevada: 1 case
- New Hampshire: 4 cases
- New Jersey: 6 cases
- New Mexico
- New York: 105 cases
- North Carolina: 2 cases
- North Dakota
- Ohio
- Oklahoma: 1 case
- Oregon: 14 cases
- Pennsylvania: 6 cases
- Rhode Island: 3 cases
- South Carolina: 6 cases
- South Dakota
- Tennessee: 1 case
- Texas: 19 cases (11 from repatriation flights)
- Utah: 1 case
- Vermont: 1 case
- Virginia: 2 cases
- Washington: 136 cases, 18 deaths
- West Virginia
- Wisconsin: 1 case
- Wyoming
