Gov. Jared Polis on Sunday urged Coloradans to
do more to slow the person-to-person spread of the new
coronavirus. He ordered employers at non-critical workplaces to
cut their in-person workforces by at least 50%, implored residents
to go out for groceries and exercise less frequently, and advised
the elderly and other vulnerable people to stay put indoors unless
they need medical help.
On Sunday, Colorado saw its coronavirus cases make the largest
single-day jump for the fourth straight day, with
116 new confirmed cases reported, bringing the total to 591.
There were three more deaths, making the overall total at
seven.
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are cases being reported?
School closures
Event cancellations
Do I have the coronavirus? Here’s what to do if you’re not
sure.
How social distancing works and what it means for you- These
Denver restaurants will offer delivery, takeout during
coronavirus shutdown
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Coronavirus puts spotlight on infection control at Colorado
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“It feels like a ticking time bomb”: Colorado Latinos’ access
to coronavirus care, information a concern
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