Coronavirus In Delaware: COVID-19 Cases In State Rise To 30
WILMINGTON, Del. (CBS) - Delaware health officials announced Thursday two new cases of COVID-19 in the state, bringing the state total to 30. There are currently 23 coronavirus cases in New Castle County, three in Kent and four in Sussex.
Delaware is under a state of emergency and all schools in the state are closed. On Wednesday, Gov. John Carney extended the declaration to include the closure of gyms, movie theaters, spas and bowling alleys.
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Carney is also allowing any restaurant or bar with a valid on-premise license to sell alcohol with takeout and drive-thru service. Alcohol, however, cannot be sold as part of a delivery order.
Health officials say Delawareans who are feeling well, should go about their daily lives but practice social distancing – staying six feet away from other people.
Those who are feeling sick should stay home, and contact your primary health care provider if you have concerns about your symptoms, particularly those with fever, coughing and shortness of breath
Individuals with general questions about coronavirus can call DPH at 1-866-408-1899 or email them at DPHCall@delaware.gov. Individuals with hearing impairment can call 7-1-1.
