The Current: Minnesota reports 143 brand-new cases, 13 more deaths

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The Current: Minnesota reports 143 brand-new cases, 13 more deaths

ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP)– The Current on the coronavirus break out in Minnesota (all times regional):

12: 20 p.m.

Minnesota has reported 143 brand-new confirmed cases of the coronavirus and 13 additional deaths.

The brand-new cases bring the overall confirmed in Minnesota to 2,356 because screening started in early March, according to the Minnesota Department of Health. Health authorities said Sunday an overall of 134 people have died in Minnesota from the virus.

In southwestern Minnesota, 60 individuals have tested positive in Nobles County where lots of workers have actually been sickened at a meatpacking plant. That is up 24 from Saturday. It is uncertain how many of the new cases in the county are tied to the break out at the JBS pork plant in Worthington.

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10 a.m.

About three lots locals have actually been moved from a Minneapolis area senior living center after a break out of the coronavirus made numerous staff members too sick to care for residents.

The Minnesota Department of Health informs the Star Tribune that the choice to relocate homeowners from Meridian Manor in Wayzata on Saturday was available in consultation with state and regional authorities.

The department stated a bulk of team member and administrators at the 50- bed facility ended up being ill and were unable to look after homeowners. 5 residents were sent out to a hospital, some citizens were moved with family and others were being transferred to a nearby long-lasting care center.

In a statement, Meridian Manor said residents started testing positive for the coronavirus at the medical facility on April 7.

Meridian Manor said health authorities directed the center “to shift all residents not affected by COVID-19 to other providers while citizens with COVID-19 continue to be treated in medical facilities.”

For most people, the coronavirus causes moderate or moderate symptoms, such as fever and cough that clean up in two to three weeks. For some, specifically older adults and people with existing health problems, it can trigger more extreme disease, consisting of pneumonia.

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