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MEDICAL UPDATE – CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19)
Situation Report #96
July 24, 2020
This report has been adjusted based on current information provided by state officials. Other related data can be found
on our Early Alert COVID 19 Dashboard and/or Resource Center.
CURRENT STATISTICS AND MEDICAL UPDATES:
• There are now 15,446,800+ cases of COVID-19 worldwide, with over 632,100+ confirmed deaths, which is a case
fatality rate of 4.1%.
• The United States is now reporting 4,017,697+ cases of COVID-19 with 136,475+ confirmed deaths which is a case
fatality rate of 3.4%. This is an increase of 141,082+ cases and 2,165 deaths in the past 48 hours.
• The Case Fatality Rate (CFR) is the ratio between confirmed deaths and confirmed cases to measure the severity
of a disease and is not an accurate representation of an individual’s mortality risk.
• Viral tests check samples from your respiratory system, such as a swab from the inside of your nose, to see if you
are currently infected with SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. Results from point-of-care tests may be
available at the testing site in less than an hour. Other viral tests must be sent to a laboratory for analysis, a process
that can take a few days. Some jurisdictions are experiencing a high demand for testing, which may cause a delay
in processing tests and providing results. Here is some additional information that may help you make decisions
about getting a viral test:
o Most people have mild COVID-19 illness and can recover at home without medical care. Contact your
healthcare provider if your symptoms are getting worse or if you have questions about your health.
o Decisions about testing are made by state and local health departments or healthcare providers. Visit your
state or local health department’s website to look for the latest local information on testing.
o The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has authorized viral tests that let you collect either a nasal
swab or a saliva sample at home. However, you will still need to send your sample to a laboratory for
analysis.
o If you have symptoms of COVID-19 and are not tested, it is important to stay home.
o At this time, there is no treatment specifically approved for people who have COVID-19.
The CDC had updated information available through the following link:
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/testing/diagnostic-testing.html
• The CDC has provided updated information regarding personal and social activities such as dining out, hosting
events in your home and attending a gathering or event.
Additional information can be found through the following link:
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/daily-life-coping/personal-social-activities.html
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Copyright © 2020, All Rights Reserved Early Alert, Inc.NEW CASES IN US BY DAY:
CONFIRMED U.S. CASES BY STATE: New information in this table is presented in red
Confirmed 48 Hr. Confirmed 48 Hr.
State Deaths State Deaths
Cases Increase Cases Increase
Alaska 2,684 159 19 Nebraska 23,486 639 311
Alabama 74,212 3,854 1,397 Nevada 39,919 2,391 709
Arizona 152,944 4,261 3,063 New Hampshire 6,295 46 402
Arkansas 36,259 1,604 386 New Mexico 17,828 613 591
California 425,616 24,847 8,027 New Jersey 177,887 631 15,730
Colorado 41,698 1,132 1,643 New York 409,697 1,516 25,081
Connecticut 48,232 136 4,410 North Carolina 106,893 4,032 1,726
Delaware 13,924 178 529 North Dakota 5,493 286 88
District of Columbia 11,571 144 581 Oklahoma 27,969 2,536 477
Florida 389,868 20,034 5,632 Ohio 80,186 2,971 3,256
Georgia 156,588 7,600 3,360 Oregon 15,713 574 273
Hawaii 1,435 42 25 Pennsylvania 104,358 1,593 7,079
Idaho 16,322 1,056 135 Puerto Rico 13,473 533 188
Illinois 168,100 3,222 7,560 Rhode Island 18,148 162 1,001
Indiana 59,602 1,686 2,880 South Carolina 76,606 3,269 1,334
Iowa 40,634 1,160 818 South Dakota 8,143 124 121
Kansas 24,104 770 308 Tennessee 86,987 5,043 925
Kentucky 25,147 1,087 684 Texas 361,125 19,386 4,521
Louisiana 101,650 5,067 3,686 Utah 36,099 1,087 267
Maine 3,737 14 118 Vermont 1,377 11 56
Maryland 80,836 1,291 3,409 Virginia 81,237 1,866 2,054
Massachusetts 114,320 287 8,468 West Virginia 5,550 351 103
Michigan 84,431 1,372 6,395 Washington 49,247 1,504 1,468
Minnesota 48,721 1,264 1,601 Wisconsin 49,669 1,833 885
Mississippi 48,053 2,529 1,436 Wyoming 2,346 108 25
Missouri 37,700 2,938 1,179 Guam 332 13 5
Montana 2,910 198 43 U.S. Virgin Islands 336 32 7
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Copyright © 2020, All Rights Reserved Early Alert, Inc.U.S. Cloth Mask Requirement Map: Please refer to the Early Alert dashboard for additional details.
U.S. STATE PROTECTIVE ACTIONS SUMMARY: New information in this table is presented in red.
*Number denotes % of occupancy allowed in facility
**Phase shown is current phase / total phase’s in reopening plan
State Retail* Restaurant* Opening Phase Additional Information
**
Safer at home extended to July 31st with no change to
Alabama 50 Capacity Limits 2 & 3 of 3 restrictions. Face masks are now required when in
public spaces, indoors or outdoors.
Alaska 100 100 4 of 4
Arizona 100 50 2 Restaurants required to operate Indoor dining at 50%.
Statewide face mask order issued for indoor and
Arkansas 100 75 2
outdoor public spaces for anyone 10 or older.
In-store
Retail for Outdoor 2 & 3 of 4
California
Stage 2 & 3 Dining (Varies by County)
Counties
Facemask now required statewide for anyone over 10
Colorado 50 50 3 of 3
yrs. of age for indoor public spaces.
Phase 3 reopening paused leaving current restrictions
Connecticut 50 50 2 of 4
in place.
Delaware 60 60 2 Phase 3 delayed due to increased COVID-19 cases.
Face mask required for anyone over the age of 3
District of outside of the home and in businesses and office
50 50 2 of 4
Columbia buildings open to the public and in communal spaces
in apartment buildings and condominiums.
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Copyright © 2020, All Rights Reserved Early Alert, Inc.Broward County issued a face covering requirement
Florida 100 50 2 of 3
and issued a curfew in from 11pm to 5am.
Georgia 100 100 1
Capacity
Hawaii Capacity Limits 2 of 4
Limits
Idaho 100 100 4 of 4 Stage 4 extended through the end of July.
Restaurants in Chicago that serve alcohol will be
allowed to continue to operate however bars and
other establishments that serve alcohol for on-site
Capacity
Illinois 25 4 of 5 consumption without a Retail Food license will no
Limits
longer be able to serve customers indoors.
Establishments without food may still provide outdoor
service.
Stage 4.5 opening in place leaving current restrictions
in place. Face coverings required statewide beginning
Monday, July 27 for anyone 8 years old or older in
indoor public spaces, commercial entities,
Indiana 100 75 4 of 5
transportation services and outdoor areas where
social distancing is not possible. Indianapolis reduced
indoor restaurant capacity to 50% and in person dining
must close between midnight and 5am.
Iowa City issues order requiring people to wear face
Iowa 100 100 By County coverings in public places, including in stores and
other settings outside the home.
Kansas 100 100 3 of 4 Phase 4 reopening delayed.
Residents vacationing in hard hit states of Alabama,
Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Nevada, Texas and
Kentucky 100 50
South Carolina are recommended to self-quarantine
for 14 days upon return.
Louisiana 50 50 2 Phase 2 extended until August 07.
3 of 4
Maine 100 100
(By County)
Beginning Friday July 24 at 5pm, indoor dining services
in bars and restaurants in Baltimore City will be
suspended as well as requiring masks indoors for
anyone over age 2. Outdoor dining, along with
offering carryout and delivery services will be
Maryland 50 50 2
permitted. Also beginning Friday at 5pm, Anne
Arundel County restaurants, bars and other food
service establishments must cease indoor operations
by 10 p.m. and food courts in indoor shopping malls
shall be limited to carry-out service only.
Capacity
Massachusetts Limits or Indoor Dining 3 of 4
40%
Capacity
Michigan 50 4 & 5 of 6
Limits
Beginning Saturday July 25 residents over the age of 5
statewide will be required to wear masks in stores,
Minnesota 50 50 3 of 4
restaurants, and other public indoor gathering spaces
and outdoors where social distancing is difficult.
Reopening paused until further notice. Masks now
Capacity required in additional 10 counties bringing the total to
Mississippi 50 3 of 4
Limits the 23 counties of Bolivar, Covington, Humphreys,
Forrest, Panola, Sharkey, Simpson, Tallahatchie, Tate,
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Copyright © 2020, All Rights Reserved Early Alert, Inc.Walthall, Hinds, Madison, Rankin, DeSoto, Harrison,
Jackson, Claiborne, Grenada, Jefferson, Quitman,
Sunflower, Washington and Wayne counties.
Missouri 100 100 1 of 2
Montana 100 75 2 of 3
Nebraska 100 100 3 of 4
(By County)
Nevada 100 50 2 of 3 Phase 2 will remain in place until the end of July.
New
50 Capacity limits 1 of 2
Hampshire
Capacity Outdoor
New Jersey 2 of 4
Limits Dining
Restaurants can reopen to indoor dining at 50% at
Return to
New Mexico 25 1 least until July 30 under a temporary restraining order
Outdoor dining
issued in lawsuit against the governor’s shutdown.
Take Out 4 of 4 New York City now in phase 4 reopening allowing low-
New York 50 (Indoor 50%,
Phase 3 Only)
(By Region) risk outdoor facilities to open at 33% capacity.
North Carolina 50 50 2 of 3 Phase 2 remains in place until at least August 7.
Capacity 2 of 3
North Dakota 75
Limits (Color Codes)
Travelers coming from Alabama, Arizona, Florida,
Georgia, Idaho, Mississippi, Nevada, South Carolina,
Texas and Puerto Rico, states with a Covid-19
Ohio 100 100 positivity rate of 15% or higher, are recommended to
self-quarantine for 14 days. Beginning Thursday all
residents statewide will be required to wear face
masks in public.
Oklahoma 100 100 3 of 3
Mask required when outdoors and social distancing
cannot be conducted. Gathering limits for indoor
Oregon 100 100 2 of 3
venues, restaurants and bars will be 100 people
starting Friday.
3 of 3 Indoor dining capacity is reduced from 50 percent to
Pennsylvania 75 25
(Color Code) 25 percent, including staff.
Rhode Island 66 66 3 of 3
Capacity
South Carolina 50 2
Limits
South Dakota 100 100
Tennessee 100 100 3
Hidalgo county issued stay at home order. The
emergency order also encourages and recommends
Texas 50 50 3 that all commercial businesses cease their activities,
unless they are essential. Curbside, drive-thru and
takeout services can proceed normally.
3 of 4
Utah 100 100
(Color Code)
Capacity
Vermont Limits or 50 2
25%
Virginia 100 100 2 of 3
Effective July 25, the face covering requirement will be
50 2 & 3 of 4 expanded to include common spaces, such as
Washington 30
(75 in Phase 3) (By County) elevators, hallways and shared spaces in apartment
buildings, university housing and hotels. Beginning
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Copyright © 2020, All Rights Reserved Early Alert, Inc.July 30 Phase 3 dine in seating will be reduced to 50%
and maximum 5 persons to a table.
West Virginia 100 50 8 of 10
Wisconsin 100 100 3 of 3
Capacity
Wyoming Capacity Limits
Limits
Capacity
Puerto Rico 50 2 of 3
Limits
INTERNATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS:
Australia:
• The Australian state of Victoria has reported a record 484 new cases of coronavirus and two more deaths.
• Masks have been made mandatory in the state; everyone who goes outside must wear one.
• People in Melbourne are currently only able to leave their homes for food and essential supplies, medical
reasons, exercise and work or education if it cannot be done from home.
China:
• China reported 22 new coronavirus cases in the mainland, up from 14 cases yesterday.
• Of the new infections, 18 were in the far western region of Xinjiang and one was from the northeastern Liaoning
province.
France:
• France's Public Health Authority said there had been a significant rise in new coronavirus cases, as the number of
deaths in the country also continues to edge up.
• The number of confirmed new cases rose by 1,000, a 66 percent increase in three weeks, as people adhered less
to social distancing measures.
• Increased testing has also led to the discovery of new clusters in parts of the country.
• The number of coronavirus deaths in France rose by 10 from the previous day to 30,182, which is the sixth highest
casualty toll in the world.
Hong Kong:
• Hong Kong has made it mandatory to wear masks on public transport, in indoor areas and passenger terminals.
• The measures will last until August 5 as the city tries to break the transmission of local infections.
• The city's Health Minister Sophia Chan is appealing to people to stay at home as much as possible, saying Hong
Kong is at a high risk of a community outbreak.
• Infections have spiked again this month and doctors say a new outbreak is spreading out of control in the densely
packed territory of 7.5 million people.
• Officials have reported 113 new coronavirus infections, a new daily record as a sudden surge in cases shows no
signs of slowing despite ramped up social distancing rules.
Philippines:
• The Philippines has reimposed a ban on non-essential travel abroad.
• This comes more than two weeks after lifting the ban on all non-essential domestic and international travel in
place since mid-March, when a lockdown was imposed to contain the spread of the coronavirus.
• The Philippine Health Ministry reported 2,200 new coronavirus infections and 28 new deaths in the past 24 hours.
South Africa:
• South Africa's confirmed coronavirus cases have reached nearly 400,000 as the country reports a new daily high
of 572 deaths.
• South Africa is now one of the world's top five countries in terms of reported virus cases, and it makes up more
than half of the cases on the African continent with 394,948. Deaths are at 5,940.
• Public hospitals are struggling as patient numbers climb, and more than 5,000 health workers have been infected.
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Copyright © 2020, All Rights Reserved Early Alert, Inc.Spain:
• Spain's number of coronavirus cases jumped by 2,615 in the past 24 hours, as the country struggles to contain a
rash of fresh clusters of infections that have sprung up since the country lifted a strict lockdown a month ago.
• Health Ministry data showed a total of 270,166 cases on July 23rd. Some 16,410 infections have been detected in
the last 14 days, the Ministry said.
Switzerland:
• Switzerland expanded the number of territories on its watchlist of coronavirus hot spots to 42.
• New entries as of Thursday include Bosnia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Eswatini, Guatemala, Kazakhstan,
Kyrgyzstan, Luxembourg, Maldives, Mexico, Montenegro, the Palestinian territories, Suriname and the United
Arab Emirates (UAE).
• Travelers arriving from these locations must enter a 10-day quarantine
TRAVEL INFORMATION:
The links below are to the CDC travel webpage and the Department of State travel webpage, which are updated regularly
and outline specific guidelines and regulations in detail. Please refer to these for information regarding specific countries
for the most up-to-date information.
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/travelers/index.html
https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/traveladvisories/ea/covid-19-information.html
EARLY ALERT COVID-19 UPDATE:
Early Alert has developed a COVID-19 / 19-nCoV Dashboards and Resource Center in an effort to display the most up-to-
date tools and information available, in real-time, to help you maintain situational awareness and critical decision
support. Included in the site you will find:
• Real-Time Statistics: The latest worldwide and U.S. numbers.
• Interactive Charts: Animated timelines where users can choose which countries to view and compare data.
• Travel Guidance: Information is available as issued by the respective states in the US.
• Dashboard Links: Now consolidated in one location for ease of use.
• Link to our latest Situation Report in PDF format.
Resource Center:
https://covid19-early-alert.hub.arcgis.com/
Global Dashboard:
https://earlyalert.maps.arcgis.com/apps/opsdashboard/index.html#/20bfbf89c8e74c0494c90b1ae0fa7b78
US Dashboard:
https://early-alert.maps.arcgis.com/apps/opsdashboard/index.html#/b4cff3aa546947e4812a233459b0b514
Note: All information contained in this report is compiled from multiple regulatory agency sources including the
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, World Health Organization, U.S. Department of State, National Institutes
of Health and U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Federal, state and local protective actions will be
included as pertinent to the situation. The facts and data presented in this report are the most up-to-date available at
the time of release.
Situation Reports will be issued Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday evenings to have available the following morning for
planning purposes. Additional reports will be generated as conditions warrant.
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