Sunday - 899 new cases of infections with 31 additional deaths
Monday - 1,006 new cases with 33 additional deaths
Tuesday - 1,287 new cases with 73 additional deaths
Totals in Illinois are 13,549 cases of coronavirus with a total of 380 deaths.
In today's press conference the Tuesday death total was referred to as the largest single day death total. As I hoped we wouldn't anymore 1,000 cases days, I'd rather hope we wouldn't keep seeing largest single day total. That's not the first time I've heard that since I've started following the news as far as what the daily numbers are.
I just wanted to share this pic of Gov. Pritzker wearing his mask just before his daily coronavirus press conference on Sunday. Guidance as of late has been people who are out and about during this pandemic should wear a mask. Probably important if you're working in those essential businesses particularly grocery or pharmacy.
As always stay safe and take your necessary precautions if you have to get out in the world.
Monday - 1,006 new cases with 33 additional deaths
Tuesday - 1,287 new cases with 73 additional deaths
Totals in Illinois are 13,549 cases of coronavirus with a total of 380 deaths.
In today's press conference the Tuesday death total was referred to as the largest single day death total. As I hoped we wouldn't anymore 1,000 cases days, I'd rather hope we wouldn't keep seeing largest single day total. That's not the first time I've heard that since I've started following the news as far as what the daily numbers are.
I just wanted to share this pic of Gov. Pritzker wearing his mask just before his daily coronavirus press conference on Sunday. Guidance as of late has been people who are out and about during this pandemic should wear a mask. Probably important if you're working in those essential businesses particularly grocery or pharmacy.
Via CapFax
If You're concerned about paying your rent during these trying times, here's a resource for those of you who want to know your next steps in the current crisis. You may have seen this at Worlee's Concerned Citizens of Chatham.
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