Erie County Moved Up to Red Alert Level 3

November 12, 2020 Huron Insider

At the Thursday, November 12 Coronavirus Press Conference, it was shown that Erie County would be moved up from a High Incidence Orange Alert Level 2 to a High Incidence Red Alert Level 3.

In our area, Seneca County was also moved up to a High Incidence Red Alert Level 3. Lorain, Ottawa and Sandusky Counties remain a High Incidence Red Alert Level 3. Huron County remains a High Incidence Label Orange Alert Level 2.

68 of our counties are now red and Franklin and Tuscarawas counties are on our watch list. Today’s new red counties are: Brown, Delaware, Erie, Hancock, Jackson, Knox, Miami, Paulding, Seneca, Shelby, Williams and Wood. 8 of these counties are red for the first time. pic.twitter.com/P78gAXQFNg
— Governor Mike DeWine (@GovMikeDeWine) November 12, 2020

68 counties are now High Incidence Red Alert Level 3.

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don

November 13, 2020 at 6:43 am
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Yea, the masks must be working, huh:( 7 months of mask wearing, where the H has it done any good? It is amazing everywhere I go people have masks on, so why the out break? It sure is not coming from family gatherings and churches. Just maybe look at the heart attacks that have ben reduced and all other deaths, all being classified as COVID. FTOT
Well, maybe because we are breathing our own pollutants and destroying our own antibodies. Wake up people they are feeding us BS !

Huron Insider Fact Check: Masks causing you to keep “reactivating” COVID-19 is false.

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