CT Dept. of Public Health issues 'COVID-19 alert' for Danbury; urges residents to stay home
The Connecticut Department of Public Health has issued a "COVID-19 alert" for the city of Danbury due to a significant spike in new cases and is urging city residents to stay home if possible.
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Aug 21, 2020, 11:41 PM
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Updated 1,582 days ago
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The Connecticut Department of Public Health has issued a "COVID-19 alert" for the city of Danbury due to a "significant spike" in new cases and is urging city residents to stay home if possible.
Earlier Friday, the mayor tweeted that Danbury was reporting 44 new COVID-19 cases for the day, with no additional deaths.
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