COURT HOUSE – APRIL 9: The Cape May County Department of Health (DOH) reported the fourth death associated with the COVID-19 infection. An 83-year-old female resident at Victoria Manor, in Lower Township, joined two earlier deaths attributed to a COVID-19 outbreak at the long term care facility. The first county death, announced April 4, was an Upper Township resident.
The county’s report comes on a day when state officials said total state-wide confirmed cases of the virus topped 50,000, with 1,700 associated deaths. Officials also disclosed that there are 59 positive cases and 14 deaths in three veterans’ homes, in Paramus and Edison.
Three county municipalities remain free of positive cases, which are Cape May Point, Stone Harbor and Woodbine. DOH reports that a total of 19 residents and 14 staff tested positive at several assisted living and long term care facilities throughout the county.
Long term care facilities have been hard hit throughout the state, with more than half of the state’s 375 such facilities reported with cases.
Cape May – Governor Murphy says he doesn't know anything about the drones and doesn't know what they are doing but he does know that they are not dangerous. Does anyone feel better now?
