Virus Deaths Slow in Some Areas Amid Global Outbreak
New York shows signs of peaking as deaths level off while Britain’s toll climbs and Prime Minister Johnson fights for recovery. Cuomo warns against relaxing distancing. USNS Comfort to aid NYC. Italy and Spain report easing ICU strain and declining cases, while France and Japan react to rising counts.
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Ohio reports new COVID-19 inmates and guard aid
Ten Ohio inmates at two prisons and 27 staff at four facilities tested positive for COVID-19. Governor DeWine authorized 26 National Guard members to assist the Elkton federal prison amid seven inmate cases and one death linked to the virus.
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Courts in Ohio and Oklahoma allow abortions to continue
Ohio and Oklahoma courts ruled abortions may proceed despite governors orders suspending nonessential surgeries during the COVID-19 pandemic. A Sixth Circuit ruling kept abortion facilities in Ohio open under a temporary restraining order, while an Oklahoma judge blocked Gov. Stitt’s order to resume medical and surgical abortions. People from Ohio Right to Life and the Center for Reproductive Rights commented, with officials planning appeals in Oklahoma.
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ACLU seeks release of Oakdale inmates amid COVID outbreak
The ACLU filed a class action to free hundreds of high risk inmates at the Oakdale federal detention center in Louisiana where five prisoners died and about two dozen were infected. The suit accuses the facility of conditions violating the Eighth Amendment as 1,800 detainees remain in dormitory housing with limited distancing.
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