Metro reacts to increased COVID-19 restrictions

Hinds County is leading all counties with two-thousand 824 cases.

THE SECOND HIGHEST NUMBER OFSINGLE DAY REPORTING ONCORONAVIRUS CASESIN THE STATE.IT'S ALSO A DRIVING FORCE BEHINDTHEGOVERNOR'S NEW RESTRICTIONS INMETRTAKE A LOOK.HINDS LEADING ALL COUNTIES WITHTWO-THOUSAND 824 CASES.FOLLOWED BY MADISON AND RANKINCOUNTIES.DESPITE THE HIGH NUMBER OF METROCASES NOT EVERYONE IS HAPPY WITHTHERESTRICTIONS.

MISSISSIPPI IS IN A FIGHT FOROUR LIVES.GOVERNOR TATE REEVES SIGNING ANEWEXECUTIVE ORDER AS THE STATEREPORTS 1-THOUSAND 31 NEW CASES OFCOVID-19 IN ASINGLE DAY.THE ORDER ISSUES ADDITIONALSOCIALDISTANCING MEASURES FOR 13COUNTIIDENTIFIED AS HOTSPOTS INMISSISSIPPI...DOCTOR THOMAS DOBBS SAYS SO MANYCASEARE BEING IDENTIFIED ITS APROBLEM FOHOSPITALS TO KEEP UPWE'RE SENDING PEOPLE OUT OFSTATE ALL THE TIME.

BECAUSMISSISSIPPI HOSPITALS CAN'T TAKECARE OF MISSISSIPPI PATIENTS.THE EXECUTIVE ORDER TAKES EFFECTMONDAY.

IT SAYS MASKS OR FACIALCOVERING MUST BE WORN IN PUBLIC.PURPLE 27741-53JOE SPIVEY/DOESN'T WANT TO WEARMASK I'M NOT WEARING NO MASK I'MNOSCARED OF IT I THINK I MAY GETSICK IF I GET SICK I'M HEALTENOUGH TO WHERE I CAN IT'S THEOLDER PEOPLE THAT NEED TO BEMORE CONCERNED.PURPLE 277019-27STEPHANIE PEGUESI THINK WE NEED IT TO SLOW DOWNTHE CURVE BECAUSE PEOPLE AREGETTING SICK AND DYING AND THISIS THE BEST THING FOR OURCOMMUNITY.