Louisiana - Coronavirus COVID-19

LOUISIANA

Wednesday 4/8
17,030 Cases Reported*
652 Deaths Reported
63 of 64 parishes

Tuesday
16,284 Cases Reported*
582 Deaths reported
63 of 64 parishes
 
LOUISIANA

Thursday 4/9
18,283 Cases Reported*
702 Deaths Reported
63 of 64 parishes

Wednesday 4/8
17,030 Cases Reported*
652 Deaths Reported
63 of 64 parishes
 
Louisiana turns blue to thank essential workers of coronavirus pandemic

Mostly empty streets around New Orleans on Thursday, April 9, 2020 as the Mercedes-Benz Superdome is lit up in blue lights to honor the global #LightItBlue initiative to support the millions of essential workers on the frontlines of the coronavirus pandemic

Photos: Louisiana turns blue to thank essential workers of coronavirus pandemic
 
“Plasma from donors who have recently recovered from a COVID-19 infection may contain antibodies capable of neutralizing the virus. Studies suggest that the early transfusion of convalescent plasma in seriously ill patients has had a significant affect in decreasing ventilator dependency and length of hospitalization.”
The Blood Center collects first COVID-19 Convalescent Plasma donation in South Louisiana

The Blood Center collects first COVID-19 Convalescent Plasma donation in South Louisiana
 
CDC: Mardi Gras quickened spread of coronavirus in Louisiana; canceling was never recommended

A report issued by the nation’s top health agency this week says Mardi Gras likely accelerated the spread of the new coronavirus in Louisiana, but the agency conceded it did not advise anyone in the U.S. to consider canceling large events until more than two weeks after the famed New Orleans street party.
Blame game continued... Republican Louisiana lt. governor says if feds warned him sooner they would have canceled Mardi Gras
 
At least 16 people were killed after tornadoes began ripping through the South on Easter, destroying homes and storefronts and leaving over 1 million people without power from an intense storm system now headed towards the Mid-Atlantic.

Tornadoes and severe weather hit Central Texas early Sunday, bringing “gigantic” hail and damage, and then travelled east through Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, and the Carolinas.

In Mississippi, the state's emergency management agency said 11 people died in at least three different counties near the Louisiana border — Walthall, Lawrence and Jefferson Davis — from the weather.

Five more lost their lives in Murray County, Georgia, the fire chief Dewayne Bain told NBC News on Monday morning. The rural county, an hour outside Chattanooga, Tennessee, was hit hard, and four of the five who died were found in a local trailer park. The other fatality was brought to the emergency room before succumbing to injuries, and five more people were injured, Bain said. In Chattanooga, police deployed at least 26 teams of four to six officers to check on residents who requested emergency assistance after the storm.

The governors of Mississippi, Louisiana and Alabama each declared states of emergency to help recover from the damage caused by the storms.

At least 16 dead as tornadoes rip through the South
 
Coronavirus-hit Mississippi, Louisiana, pounded by tornadoes, with at least 18 dead in the region

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Mississippi and Louisiana – two states dealing with an increase of coronavirus cases – were hit Sunday with a deadly storm system that produced dozens of tornadoes that ripped through hundreds of homes and buildings, resulting in at least 18 deaths reported in the region.

The National Weather Service's Storm Prediction Center (SPC) said severe thunderstorms will barrel now toward the East Coast, with the threat stretching from southeast Georgia through the Carolinas into Virginia through Monday afternoon.

"We've had over 50 reports of tornadoes over parts of the South and the Gulf Coast," Fox News senior meteorologist Janice Dean said on "Fox & Friends."

"The Storm Prediction Center said this is the area that's going to potentially see the damage, including tornadoes, long-lasting, catastrophic tornadoes and now we are getting reports of many deaths."

TORNADOES STRIKE MULTIPLE STATES AS SEVERE WEATHER OUTBREAK UNFOLDS ON EASTER IN SOUTH

Besides tornadoes, there were numerous reports of large hail, damaging winds and flash-flooding throughout the region.

Coronavirus-hit Mississippi, Louisiana, pounded by tornadoes, with at least 18 dead in the region
 
LOUISIANA

MONDAY 4/13
21,016 Cases Reported*
884 DeathsReported
Patients in Hospitals
2,134
461 of those on ventilators
Tests Completed
5,589 by State Lab
Commercial Tests Completed
102,502

64 of 64
Parishes with Reported Cases

Sunday 4/12
Sunday 4/12
20,595 Cases Reported*
840 Deaths Reported
64 of 64 parishes

Coronavirus (COVID-19) | Department of Health | State of Louisiana
 

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