Listen Live
St Jude banner
CLOSE
Ohio GOP Gubernatorial Candidate Mike DeWine Attends Election Night In Columbus

Source: Justin Merriman / Getty

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine has made another order today in regards to the coronavirus outbreak as he announced during his briefing on Mar. 16.

He has issued an order to have “gyms, fitness centers, recreation centers, bowling alleys, indoor water parks, movie theaters, and trampoline parks across the state” all close indefinitely.

Gov. DeWine has also made more announcements as WKYC 3News Cleveland reports:

Additionally, DeWine has changed the restriction on mass gatherings from 100 people to 50 people. He has also recommended that the state delay in-person voting for Tuesday’s Ohio Primary until June 2 and will file a lawsuit in an effort to make it happen.

Here is a tweet below on what additional places are being closed in Ohio:

As for the current amount of COVID-19 cases in Ohio, there are 50 that have been found to be positive, with 14 of them currently hospitalized.  The youngest patient is 14-years-old, with the oldest at the age of 86.

The latest rounds of closings comes after Gov. DeWine ordered all of the restaurants and bars to close down immediately, and switch to take out and delivery only.

Click here to read more.

 

Article Courtesy of WKYC 3News Cleveland

First Picture Courtesy of Brad Lee and Getty Images

Second Picture Courtesy of Justin Merriman and Getty Images

Tweet Courtesy of Twitter and WKYC 3News Cleveland

Video Courtesy of YouTube and WKYC 3News Cleveland

Three Cases of Coronavirus COVID-19 Confirmed in Cuyahoga County Ohio
Live Breaking News headline in red color background
7 photos