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As per the WHO, CDC, NHC, AND DINGXIANGYUAN, VIA JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY the total no. of confirmed cases on Louisiana is 51 presumptive positive tests with 142 tests having been completed by the Louisiana Department of Health.
It is unclear whether the cases were removed because the patients have recovered or if they were moved to another parish for treatment.
| Bossier | 1 |
| Caddo | 1 |
| Jefferson | 7 |
| Orleans | 36 |
| St. Charles | 1 |
| St. John the Baptist | 1 |
| St. Tammany | 2 |
| Terrebonne | 2 |
No deaths have been reported in Louisiana and a list of confirmed and presumptive cases in the state can be found here.
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- Louisiana postpones primary as states scramble to adjust to coronavirus
- Louisiana Public Schools Shut Down to Control Spread of Coronavirus
- PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE ON REMOTE COURSE DELIVERYAs you know, the University has made the decision to begin remote course delivery on Wednesday, March 18.
We are able to move to alternative delivery methods because we have in place a comprehensive plan and the technological infrastructure to ensure continuity of instruction. By offering courses through Moodle and other means, we’re attempting to minimize large gatherings and reduce the time students and faculty spend in close proximity to each other.
These actions follow recommendations of the Louisiana Office of Public Health and other health organizations on how to limit the potential spread of COVID-19.
Changing to remote course delivery does not affect University operations. Campus remains open and all business functions and services will continue. All employees should report to work as usual.
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