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Harrison County confirms 1st case of coronavirus; local disaster declaration issued

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HARRISON COUNTY, Texas — On Thursday at 11:30 a.m., City of Marshall Mayor Terri Brown issued a Declaration of Local Disaster and Public Health Emergency Related to Communicable Disease in conjunction with Harrison County Judge Chad Sims as the first positive case of the coronavirus (COVID-19) was reported in Harrison County.

Additional information and data are being collected at this time. The City of Marshall Emergency Management Team composed of representatives from the City of Marshall, Harrison County, CHRISTUS Good Shepherd Health System – Marshall and the Marshall – Harrison County Health District continue to meet on a regular basis to review developments and make appropriate responses to safeguard our community.

Read more from CBS19's newspaper partner, the Marshall News Messenger.

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