Reports of accidental poisonings from cleaners and disinfectants are up this year, and researchers believe it’s related to the coronavirus epidemic.
Clare Seghers Keefer and Mel Keefer, both nurses on the frontlines of the coronavirus pandemic, were planning to host a large wedding on Friday in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. But due to the state’s stay-at-home order, the couple could only have eight guests inside the church for the ceremony.posted on social media, as the bride is walked down the aisle by her father, photos of guests who weren’t able to be there can be seen pinned to the pews.
As the couple left the church to the parking lot, they were once again surprised — this time by socially distanced family and friends, waiting in cars, honking their horns and cheering for the newlyweds. They watched on as the couple shared their first dance, cut a cake and popped some champagne.Trump suggests he schooled states on testing. Governors say the issue is complex.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan, a Republican, said on CNN Monday he appreciated the information but wasn't confused about state capabilities. Hogan said over the weekend that governors were trying to use private labs, but were stymied by shortages of swabs and reagents needed for testing. “On the testing, I can’t solve for the national manufacturers not being able to produce the volume to sell to my state labs,” Cuomo said, referring to equipment and materials needed coronavirus testing and noting that the supply chain was international. “I’d like the federal government to help on supply chain issues.
Canada Latest News, Canada Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
As Disinfectant Use Soars to Fight COVID-19, So Do Accidental PoisoningsAs Disinfectant Use Soars to Fight Coronavirus, So Do Accidental Poisonings
Read more »
Orange County reports 1 new coronavirus death; officials commend social distancingOrange County officials Monday reported one additional coronavirus-linked death, raising the toll to 33.
Read more »
Coronavirus cases will likely increase with reopening, Georgia governor saysGeorgia Gov. Brian Kemp said he felt that the state “was in a good spot to move forward” with the reopening of certain businesses, but acknowledged that with more people are out, cases will likely go up
Read more »
Governors say Trump continues to be wrong on coronavirus testingPresident Trump is pushing for the the U.S. to reopen amid the coronavirus pandemic. But state leaders say coronavirus testing lags too far behind.
Read more »
'All money is not good': Atlantic City mayor says opening economy too early would be 'senseless'WATCH: 'All money is not good money,' says Atlantic City Mayor Small. 'Our economy will rebound. It would be senseless to open up the economy and let people come here from all over ... in our casinos, in our businesses, and this virus isn't under control.'
Read more »
White House Defends Testing Capacity As Governors Ask For MoreMany governors say they need more coronavirus testing. President Trump said his administration would have a call with governors on Monday about increasing capacity.
Read more »