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[Sooner]

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@JaneMarple wrote:

From CNN:

The 110 local cases are spread out across 15 states:

1. Arizona: 2  
2. California: 36 (including one death)  
3. Florida: 3 
4. Georgia: 2 
5. Illinois: 4  
6. Massachusetts: 2 
7. New Hampshire: 2 
8. New Jersey: 1
9. New York: 11 
10. North Carolina: 1  
11. Oregon: 3 
12. Rhode Island: 2  
13. Washington state: 39 (includes 10 fatalities)   
14. Wisconsin: 1 
15. Texas: 1

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Oddly all on coasts except Arizona and Illinois.

[SharkE]

Indiana is safe looks like. Where my sisters are.

[Johnnyeager]

Seriously, no state is "safe",especially at this fairly early stage in this country.  It's not as if the virus is going to honor state lines and we still have the ability to engage in interstate travel.

[Preds]

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@Sooner wrote:

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@JaneMarple wrote:

From CNN:

The 110 local cases are spread out across 15 states:

1. Arizona: 2  
2. California: 36 (including one death)  
3. Florida: 3 
4. Georgia: 2 
5. Illinois: 4  
6. Massachusetts: 2 
7. New Hampshire: 2 
8. New Jersey: 1
9. New York: 11 
10. North Carolina: 1  
11. Oregon: 3 
12. Rhode Island: 2  
13. Washington state: 39 (includes 10 fatalities)   
14. Wisconsin: 1 
15. Texas: 1

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Oddly all on coasts except Arizona and Illinois.

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Add TN to the list.  Had our first last night.  Had not been out of the country but had been out of state. 

[pitdakota]

@Preds, do you know from what area of the state this case is?

[Johnnyeager]

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — Gov. Bill Lee has announced the first confirmed case of the coronavirus in Tennessee. The patient tested positive for the virus Wednesday.

The patient, described as a 44-year-old man, is in Williamson County and is currently quarantined at home. The Tennessee Department of Health is working to determine to which states he traveled.

The health department said the patient has mild symptoms and sought care when he became slightly worse. Health officials said they're working on compiling a list of people that have come in contact with the family. They're also working to determine if he traveled through Nashville International Airport.

Health department officials said the man had limited contact after returning from out of state. He isolated himself at his home when he began to feel sick.

[pitdakota]

Thanks @Johnnyeager.   I was hoping the case would be in a totally different geographical area than the tornados.   That entire area has enough to deal with trying to clean up from the tornados and *fingers crossed, find the missing (hopefully alive).  

[Preds]

Williamson County @pitdakota  I'll try to find the anouncement.  BRB

[pitdakota]

@Preds,  @Johnnyeager posted it, so you don't have to look.  Thanks sweetie!