04-10-2020, 08:22 AM
https://www.staradvertiser.com/2020/04/1...se-to-464/
"Hawaii Department of Health officials announced two more deaths from the coronavirus today and said the statewide tally of confirmed cases has risen to 464, up 22 from Thursday.
No immediate details about the seventh death were released but officials said the eighth death was on Maui. The previous six deaths include four Oahu cases and two on Maui.
Of all the confirmed cases in Hawaii since the start of the outbreak, 42 have required hospitalizations, with no new cases reported today, health officials said.
Today’s statewide total includes 343 cases on Oahu, 65 in Maui County, 31 on Hawaii island, and 19 in Kauai County, according to health officials.
On Thursday, health officials announced seven new COVID-19 cases in Hawaii, the lowest daily increase in more than two weeks. Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell and Honolulu police Chief Susan Ballard, meanwhile announced increased enforcement of stay-at-home emergency orders, including a pilot curfew program starting tonight. The Honolulu Fire Department will also start using drones at several Oahu beaches to monitor compliance with the emergency orders, city officials announced earlier today."
"Hawaii Department of Health officials announced two more deaths from the coronavirus today and said the statewide tally of confirmed cases has risen to 464, up 22 from Thursday.
No immediate details about the seventh death were released but officials said the eighth death was on Maui. The previous six deaths include four Oahu cases and two on Maui.
Of all the confirmed cases in Hawaii since the start of the outbreak, 42 have required hospitalizations, with no new cases reported today, health officials said.
Today’s statewide total includes 343 cases on Oahu, 65 in Maui County, 31 on Hawaii island, and 19 in Kauai County, according to health officials.
On Thursday, health officials announced seven new COVID-19 cases in Hawaii, the lowest daily increase in more than two weeks. Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell and Honolulu police Chief Susan Ballard, meanwhile announced increased enforcement of stay-at-home emergency orders, including a pilot curfew program starting tonight. The Honolulu Fire Department will also start using drones at several Oahu beaches to monitor compliance with the emergency orders, city officials announced earlier today."