Officials in Wyandotte County are stepping up enforcement on the stay-at-home order after seeing a rapid rise in coronavirus cases, including the death of a Unified Government employee.
According to the county’s chief medical officer, there have been 137 cases of in Wyandotte County as of Friday night. Dr. Allen Greiner said that’s a 191% increase from one week ago.
…County health officials are stressing that residents and businesses need to take the stay-at-home order seriously. …Residents can report any businesses or individuals whom they believe are not complying with the order by calling the KCK Police Department’s special reporting line …
According to the county’s chief medical officer, there have been 137 cases of in Wyandotte County as of Friday night. Dr. Allen Greiner said that’s a 191% increase from one week ago.
…County health officials are stressing that residents and businesses need to take the stay-at-home order seriously. …Residents can report any businesses or individuals whom they believe are not complying with the order by calling the KCK Police Department’s special reporting line …
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