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Calls are growing louder for Florida to reinstate a COVID emergency order.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. â Calls are growing louder for Florida to reinstate a COVID emergency order. Two state senators urged Gov. Ron DeSantis on Tuesday to take executive action as soon as possible.
DeSantis allowed the previous emergency order to expire on June 26. At that time, the state s positivity and case levels had remained low for weeks.
The latest data, however, now shows a new surge among unvaccinated residents. It comes as the highly infectious Delta variant continues to rage.
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ANTI-MASKERS DISRUPT WAKE SCHOOL BOARD MEETING: Seven of 10 speakers urged Wake school board members to make masks optional when students return, and at least a dozen more cheered them from a nearby room as they watched the meeting via a live feed, chanting, “No more masks!” “Little children can’t see smiles,” said Chanel Marshall, a mental health therapist, her voice breaking. “Little children are dying. They are having suicidal thoughts. I deal with these students every single day. Children need to have these masks removed. It’s not OK.” But the bulk of Tuesday night’s speakers opposed them outright, and some on the anti-mask side yelled from the audience as school board member Jim Martin read statistics from the Department of Health and Human Services. This drew two warnings from board Chairman Keith Sutton, and one audience member was led from the room before the meeting ended.