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591 new COVID-19, 19 deaths reported in Miss Fri
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City officials said the water system is close to being fully restored following a good day on Thursday which saw an increase in the water supply at the city s water treatment plants.
Some pockets of south Jackson, largely in higher-elevated areas, are still having water pressure issues, however. Williams said he is optimistic water service will be restored to those residents by the weekend.
Water restoration efforts were complicated Wednesday after intake screens at the city s water treatment plant clogged and led to further shortages. Then, Williams estimated about a quarter of the city s 43,000 customers remained without water.
We rounded up answers to some of the most frequently asked questions as water is being restored.
Coronavirus in Mississippi: 591 new cases, 19 deaths reported Friday
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Edney
Daniel P. Edney, MD, FACP, has joined the Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) in the role of chief medical officer and regional health officer for the Central Public Health Region.
Edney, a 30-year Vicksburg resident, is a graduate of the University of Mississippi Medical School, where he graduated with summa cum laude distinction and numerous other honors.
He has served on the staff of Medical Associates of Vicksburg and most recently as the medical director for several local nursing homes and hospice services, as well as the addictionologist for several mental health facilities.
âI am so pleased to have a physician of Dr. Edneyâs stature join the MSDH team. We really recognized his talents as he worked with us on COVID-19, and I am confident his contributions will be significant,â said State Health Officer Dr. Thomas Dobbs.