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Big Increases in Local Coronavirus Cases
851 total cases in Pa, 7 deaths statewide
The latest numbers from the Pa. Dept of Health show big increases in COVID-19 cases in Northeast Pa. Lackawanna County has 8 more cases with a total of 15, Luzerne County is at 21 cases, a gain of 11, there are 4 in Wayne County, 1 in Columbia County, and Monroe County has 45 and is under a shelter in place order from the Governor.
Meanwhile, more businesses are challenging Gov. Tom Wolf's order closing “non-life-sustaining" businesses and Allegheny County reported another death from COVID-19, bringing the total reported in Pennsylvania to seven.