MU pauses COVID data reporting after health department makes changes
The health department said it would stop reporting active COVID-19 cases and would start reporting COVID-19 test data on a 48-hour delay.
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The health department said it would stop reporting active COVID-19 cases and would start reporting COVID-19 test data on a 48-hour delay.
These changes come in response to the recent increase in positive COVID-19 cases in Boone County.
These changes come in response to the recent increase in positive COVID-19 cases in Boone County.
"We need to have this data in order to make solid and informed decisions regarding our system so we can continue to service our customers," Manager and Chief Engineer Ernest
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