Gov. Brian Kemp announced the first coronavirus death in Georgia, a 67-year-old man first diagnosed at Wellstar Kennestone Hospital on March 7.
ATLANTA – Authorities showed the first coronavirus-related death in Georgia.
According to Gov. Brian Kemp, a 67-year-old man died after being diagnosed with COVID-19 and has been hospitalized in WellStar Kennestone, Cobb County, since he was tested positive on March 7.
COVID-19 has been declared through the World Health Organization as at the point of a pandemic
According to the governor’s office, the victim had underlying conditions.
“Marty, the women and I are praying through this person’s circle of relatives and enjoy this incredibly complicated moment,” Governor Kemp said Thursday in a press release.I know the fitness professionals on site have done their best and I appreciate it very much As our state continues to fight this pandemic, I urge Georgians to stay calm and help their neighbors and communities.We’re in this fight together.”
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The World Health Organization has said the new coronavirus has reached a pandemic level and has shown more than 1,000 in the United States.
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In Georgia, the number of cases continues to increase. The Georgia Department of Public Health said Friday morning that coronavirus cases were shown in 14 counties.
Here’s a look at Friday morning cases:
COVID-19 confirmed (Total: 42)
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