#Ketchikan, emergency manger says shortages in medical staff and supplies expected if 'hunker down' is not followed. paywall dropped.
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Two new positive test results for COVID-19 have been announced by the Ketchikan EOC.
Neither individual has a history of recent travel. Both had been in close contact to persons who were previously reported as testing positive to COVID-19.
Total case number now stands at 11.
A third positive test result for COVID-19 today has been announced by the Ketchikan Emergency Operations Center this evening. Ketchikan now has a total of nine confirmed positive results.
Two new positive test results of COVID-19 reported in Ketchikan on Tuesday morning, according to KTN Emergency Operations Center. The two Individuals do not have a history of recent travel.
Total now stands at eight.
The Ketchikan Gateway Borough, City of Ketchikan and City of Saxman mayors today issued a joint proclamation 'strongly urging' all citizens greater Ketchikan area to 'hunker down and shelter in place in order to stop the spread of COVID-19.'
State of Alaska is closing public and private schools through May 1. “Students will receive instruction by distance delivery methods,” states Mandate 8. All after school activities are being suspended during that time.
In addition groups, congregations larger than 10 are not allowed, and if there are gatherings less than 10, six feet spacing is required, according to Gov. Dunleavy
At state briefing tonight DHSS Commissioner Adam Crumm announced a health mandate specific to #Ketchikan and Fairbanks closing all day spas, nail salons, barbershops, and massage and tattoo businesses effective March 21 at 8 a.m.
On this issue last night, Ketchikan City and Borough emergency manager told the city council, “According to our attorneys, right now they’re advising us that we’re unable to do that due to federal regulations.”
The City and Borough of Juneau and @CCFR implemented a voluntary screening process for people arriving to Juneau International Airport. The goal is to mitigate the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19). https://t.co/u7AFuQKk4r
A third positive test result for COVID-19 has been reported in Ketchikan. The individual — an employee of the Ketchikan Gateway Borough who works at the White Cliff Building — ‘was a close contact of the first identified positive case in Ketchikan,' according the KTN EOC.