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Camden County officials announce first death due to coronavirus

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GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP, N.J. - The first death due to coronavirus is announced in Camden County, New Jersey Sunday night. FULL COVERAGE: CORONAVIRUS Camden County Freeholder Director Louis Cappelli Jr.

announced the death Sunday night in a tweet. He extended sympathies to the woman’s family and asked all residents to follow New Jersey and federal health officials in order to keep the virus from spreading further.

Gov. Phil Murphy ordered residents to stay home and non-essential retail businesses to close by 9 p.m. Saturday. All gatherings in New Jersey are canceled. RELATED COVERAGE: Bars, restaurants, casinos closed in NJ and NY Advertisement How COVID-19 has impacted Delaware Valley so far Murphy issues stay-at-home order for New Jersey,

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