Holcomb extends emergency order as Indiana records deadliest day | The Crusader Newspaper Group

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Holcomb extends emergency order as Indiana records deadliest day | The Crusader Newspaper Group

Crusader Staff Report Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb on Tuesday, December 1, signed an executive order to extend the state’s public health emergency an additional 30 days. That day, Indiana marked the deadliest day during the coronavirus pandemic and hospitalizations again reached a record high. The move will extend the emergency order through December 31. Holcomb […]

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