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MEDICAL UPDATE – CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19)
Situation Report #98
July 29, 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 16,670,000+ cases of COVID-19 worldwide, with over 659,000+ confirmed deaths, which is a case
fatality rate of 4.0%.
• The United States is now reporting 4,328,655+ cases of COVID-19 with 141,428+ confirmed deaths which is a case
fatality rate of 3.3%. This is an increase of 108,641+ cases and 2,180+ 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.
• Going back to school this fall will require schools and families to work together even more than before.
• Schools will be making changes to their policies and operations with several goals:
o Supporting learning.
o Providing important services, such as school meals, extended daycare, extracurricular activities, and social
services.
o Limiting the transmission of COVID-19.
• The CDC has created a checklist to help with back to school planning for school year (SY) 2020-2021.
• If your school uses a hybrid model, you may want to review both the in-person and virtual/at-home learning
checklists.
• Additional information can be found through the following link: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-
ncov/community/schools-childcare/parent-checklist.html?deliveryName=USCDC_964-DM33876#planning-in-
person-classes
• The CDC has updated information regarding cleaning and disinfecting your facility or workplace.
• This information includes Everyday Steps, Steps When Someone is Sick, and Considerations for Employers.
• Additional information can be found through the following link: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-
ncov/community/disinfecting-building-facility.html
• The COVID-19 pandemic is a serious global health threat, and CDC is committed to stopping its spread.
• CDC has a long history of strengthening public health capacity throughout the world to contain outbreaks at their
source and minimize their impact.
• The CDC is working closely with the World Health Organization (WHO) and other partners to assist countries to
prepare for and respond to COVID-19.
• CDC routinely provides technical assistance to ministries of health and subnational and international partners to
improve our collective response to infectious disease threats like COVID-19.
• Additional information about CDCs global response can be found through the following link:
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/global-covid-19/index.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 3,350 248 22 Nebraska 24,899 504 317
Alabama 82,366 3,072 1,491 Nevada 44,936 2,093 759
Arizona 165,934 3,920 3,408 New Hampshire 6,500 64 409
Arkansas 40,181 1,558 428 New Mexico 19,502 714 619
California 466,550 12,891 8,518 New Jersey 180,295 932 15,825
Colorado 44,565 776 1,668 New York 412,878 1,142 25,126
Connecticut 49,077 301 4,423 North Carolina 116,087 3,374 1,820
Delaware 14,476 186 580 North Dakota 6,141 265 92
District of
11,945 165 583 Oklahoma 33,775 2,490 509
Columbia
Florida 441,977 18,122 6,240 Ohio 86,497 2,424 3,382
Georgia 175,052 7,099 3,563 Oregon 17,416 658 303
Hawaii 1,711 91 26 Pennsylvania 109,384 1,959 7,146
Idaho 18,694 867 152 Puerto Rico 15,840 697 209
Illinois 174,973 2,307 7,638 Rhode Island 18,725 501 1,005
Indiana 63,678 1,306 2,924 South Carolina 84,109 2,910 1,565
Iowa 42,777 577 839 South Dakota 8,492 97 123
Kansas 26,172 1,063 335 Tennessee 96,489 2,553 978
Kentucky 28,126 1,047 719 Texas 394,265 12,609 5,877
Louisiana 111,038 3,464 3,812 Utah 38,855 882 286
Maine 3,838 24 121 Vermont 1,405 5 56
Maryland 85,524 1,776 3,458 Virginia 86,994 2,427 2,095
Massachusetts 116,182 545 8,551 West Virginia 6,173 213 111
Michigan 87,958 1,297 6,421 Washington 53,321 1,472 1,518
Minnesota 52,281 1,128 1,620 Wisconsin 54,064 1,384 913
Mississippi 54,299 1,995 1,543 Wyoming 2,589 114 26
Missouri * 42,101 174 1,213 Guam 349 12 5
Montana 3,475 133 51 U.S. Virgin Islands 375 14 7
*Incomplete source date reporting from Missouri
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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
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 until further notice.
Expanded travel restrictions now include Illinois,
Kentucky, Minnesota, Washington D.C. and Puerto
Connecticut 50 50 2 of 4 Rico brining the advisory list now to 34 states. Visitors
from those 34 states must now quarantine for two
weeks or have a negative COVID-19 test upon arrival.
Violators could face a $1,000 fine.
Delaware 60 60 2 Phase 3 delayed due to increased COVID-19 cases.
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Copyright © 2020, All Rights Reserved Early Alert, Inc.Washington D.C. added Alabama to the list of 27 states
District of requiring visitors and resident to quarantine for 14
50 50 2 of 4
Columbia days. Essential workers and members of congress are
exempt.
Florida 100 50 2 of 3
Georgia 100 100 1
Travelers entering the State of Hawai‘i will be subject
Capacity
Hawaii Capacity Limits 2 of 4 to a mandatory 14-day quarantine until Sept. 1, when
Limits
a pre-travel testing program is scheduled to begin.
Idaho 100 100 4 of 4 Stage 4 extended through the end of July.
Capacity
Illinois 25 4 of 5
Limits
Stage 4.5 opening in place leaving current restrictions
in place. Face coverings required statewide for anyone
Indiana 100 75 4 of 5 8 years old or older in indoor public spaces,
commercial entities, transportation services and
outdoor areas where social distancing is not possible.
Iowa 100 100 By County
Kansas 100 100 3 of 4 Phase 4 reopening delayed.
Freestanding bars must close, and restaurants will be
restricted to 25% capacity for inside seating until
August 11. . Outdoor seating can continue at 100%
with social distancing. Residents who travel to nine hot
Kentucky 100 25
spot states now recommended to undergo 14-day self-
quarantine. The states included in the travel advisory
are Alabama, Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Nevada,
South Carolina, Texas and Mississippi.
Louisiana 50 50 2 Phase 2 extended until August 07.
Maine 100 100 3 of 4
(By County)
Maryland 50 50 2
Beginning August 1st, visitors and returning residents
will be required to fill out an online “Massachusetts
Capacity
Travel Form” and quarantine for 14 days — or submit
Massachusetts Limits or Indoor Dining 3 of 4
a negative test result from no more than 72 hours
40%
before their arrival — unless coming from a select few
states with low transmission and infection rates.
Capacity
Michigan 50 4 & 5 of 6
Limits
Residents over the age of 5 statewide will be required
to wear masks in stores, restaurants, and other public
Minnesota 50 50 3 of 4
indoor gathering spaces and outdoors where social
distancing is difficult.
Capacity
Mississippi 50 3 of 4 Reopening paused until further notice.
Limits
In St. Louis County occupancy rules for all businesses
will revert to where they were in June at 25%
Missouri 100 100 1 of 2
occupancy and gatherings will be limited to 50 people
effective Friday July 31.
Montana 100 75 2 of 3
Nebraska 100 100 3 of 4
(By County)
Phase 2 will remain in place until the end of July. New
Nevada 100 50 2 of 3
reopening plans will be announced Monday August 3.
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Copyright © 2020, All Rights Reserved Early Alert, Inc.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 50 (Indoor 50%,
(By Region)
Phase 3 Only)
Phase 2 remains in place until at least August 7.
Effective Friday July 31 no alcohol sales at restaurants.
North Carolina 50 50 2 of 3 The order does not apply to grocery stores,
convenience stores or other entities permitted to sell
alcohol for off-premises consumption.
Capacity 2 of 3
North Dakota 75
Limits (Color Codes)
Ohio 100 100
Oklahoma 100 100 3 of 3
Mask required when outdoors and social distancing
Oregon 100 100 2 of 3
cannot be conducted.
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
Texas 50 50 3
Utah 100 100 3 of 4
(Color Code)
Capacity Effective August 1 residents will be are required to
Vermont Limits or 50 2 wear masks inside and outdoors if they can't socially
25% distance.
Indoor dinging capacity returns to 50% and all
Virginia 100 100 3 of 3 restaurants must close at 12am. In the Hampton Roads
region effective Friday July 31 at 12am.
Face covering requirement expanded to include
common spaces, such as elevators, hallways and
50 2 & 3 of 4 shared spaces in apartment buildings, university
Washington 30
(75 in Phase 3) (By County) housing and hotels. Beginning July 30 Phase 3 dine in
seating will be reduced to 50% maximum 5 persons to
a table and members of the same household.
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
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Copyright © 2020, All Rights Reserved Early Alert, Inc.INTERNATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS:
Austria:
• St Wolfgang, a popular resort town in Austria has ordered restaurants and clubs to close early and urged people
to avoid going out as it fights a new outbreak of the coronavirus.
• The country is reintroducing mandatory face masks again in supermarkets, smaller grocery stores, post offices
and banks.
Australia:
• The northern Australian state of Queensland will be closed to people from the Sydney area beginning August 1st.
• Queensland residents returning home will also be required to spend 14 days in hotel quarantine at their own
expense.
Belgium:
• Belgian Prime announced new measures to try to curb the coronavirus as the country grapples with a "worrying"
upsurge in cases.
• Beginning Wednesday, Belgians will be allowed to see a maximum of five people outside of their families,
reducing the permitted "social bubble" from 15, and working from home will be "strongly recommended" by the
government.
China:
• China's National Health Commission announced the latest coronavirus data for the country.
• It has reported 101 new cases, up from 68 previously. This is the highest daily case count since mid-April.
• Of the new cases, 89 were found in the far western region of Xinjiang where mass testing is under way.
France:
• France has reported 2,551 new confirmed cases over the past three days, the country's health department said,
which means a daily average of 850 over that period.
• That is slightly lower than the 1,000-plus figure published on Thursday and Friday but higher than the 677 daily
average seen since the beginning of the month.
Germany:
• The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Germany increased by 340 to 205,609.
• Travellers returning to Germany from areas that are currently high risk for the novel coronavirus are to be tested
in the near future. future
• The health minister will require those arriving from high-risk areas will be required to test which will be provided
free of charge.
• Bavaria will set up coronavirus test sites at its two biggest railway stations as well as key points on motorways, the
leader of the southern German state has announced, as fears grow that summer travel could spark a new wave of
infections.
• On top of existing test centres at Bavarian airports, tests will now be offered at the Munich and Nuremberg train
stations, as well as on three major motorway routes near the border
Greece:
• Greece has announced it will open six of its ports to tourist cruise ships starting on August 1st, after they were
banned because of the coronavirus pandemic.
• The country will open the ports in Athens, Rhodes, Heraklion on Crete, Volos, Corfu and Katakolon.
• According to the Tourism Minister, all cruisers are welcome in Greece.
Hong Kong:
• Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam is warning the city is on the brink of a large-scale outbreak of coronavirus.
• Strict new measures to curb the spread of the virus have been put into place, with a ban on gatherings of more
than two people, the closure of restaurants for all but takeaway and mandatory mask wearing.
• Quarantine measures for ship and airline crews have also been tightened.
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Copyright © 2020, All Rights Reserved Early Alert, Inc.Italy:
• Italy's Parliament approved a request by the Prime Minister to extend the state of emergency until October 15th,
expanding his government's powers.
• Opposition parties had objected, however the measure passed by 157 votes to 125 in the 319-seat chamber.
Lebanon:
• Lebanon has agreed to reinforce nationwide lockdown measures after a spike in new cases threatens to
overwhelm its healthcare system.
• On July 25th, Lebanon recorded 175 new cases, its highest daily number of infections.
• To stem a larger outbreak, the government ordered a lockdown from July 30th until August 3rd.
• The lockdown will be suspended from August 3 until August 6, with restaurants and cafes allowed to reopen at 50
percent capacity while nightclubs, bars, indoor pools and public parks remain closed.
Mexico:
• Mexico's Health Ministry has reported 5,480 new confirmed cases of coronavirus infection and 306 deaths,
bringing the total in the country to 390,516 cases and 43,680 deaths.
• The government said the real number of infected people is likely significantly higher than the confirmed cases.
Spain:
• The Madrid regional government announced that face masks are now mandatory in all public areas.
• The government also announced that the number of persons who can be present at private gatherings is now
limited to no more than ten.
• Infection rates have been soaring in Spain with more than one thousand new cases reported on a daily basis in
Catalonia.
• It is feared the regional capital, Barcelona, will become the epicenter of the virus.
United Kingdom:
• The UK has updated its advice against all non-essential travel to Spain to include the Balearic and Canary Islands
following a rise in coronavirus cases.
• guidance was changed on Monday to include both mainland Spain and islands such as Ibiza and Tenerife.
• Holiday firm Jet2 said it will not be operating flights to Tenerife, Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Majorca,
Menorca and Ibiza, or to mainland Spain, but will be running a schedule of flights back from those destinations on
Tuesday.
• Holiday operator Tui, said it would cancel all its packages to the Balearic and Canary Islands until 31 July and to
mainland Spain until 9 August.
• EasyJet, British Airways, and Ryanair said they would continue to operate full schedules of flights to Spain, though
EasyJet said its holidays would be cancelled for the next few weeks.
• Travellers returning to the UK from anywhere in Spain must now self-isolate for 14 days at a registered address.
Vietnam:
• Vietnam has locked down Da Nang, its third-largest city, for two weeks after 15 cases of COVID-19 were found in a
hospital.
• Public transport into and out of the central city of Da Nang was cancelled. Flights have been suspended for 15
days, and train services have also been halted.
• The lockdown has dealt a hard blow to the tourism industry, which was just being revived after earlier coronavirus
cases mostly subsided at the end of April.
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
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Copyright © 2020, All Rights Reserved Early Alert, Inc.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.
*** END OF REPORT ***
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