Governor Of Georgia Declares Public Health Emergency After Coronavirus Cases Rise To 66

Governor Of Georgia Declares Public Health Emergency After Coronavirus Cases Rise To 66

Governor Brian Kemp has declared a public health emergency amid the coronavirus outbreak and the virus spreading in Georgia.

According to WSBTV, as of Saturday at 12 pm, there are 66 cases of COvid-19, which is the largest increase within a 24 hour period.

The cases are as follows: 15 cases in Cobb County, 13 cases in Fulton County, 8 cases in DeKalb County, 7 cases in Bartow County, 5 cases in Cherokee County, 4 cases in Fayette County, 3 cases in Floyd County, 2 cases in Coweta County, 2 cases in Gordon County, 2 cases in Gwinnett County, 1 case in Lee County, 1 case in Henry County, 1 case in Loundes County, 1 case in Polk County, and 1 case in Charlton County.

Governor Kemp stated in a news conference early Saturday that none of the cases have a connection to travel.

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