FOX 29's Lauren Johnson has the latest details on the order. DOVER, Del. - The number of coronavirus cases in Delaware climbed to 91 on Tuesday, according to public health officials.
Gov. John Carney declared a public health emergency on Monday as state officials reported a tenfold-increase in the number of coronavirus cases in Delaware compared to a week ago.
The declaration, which took effect at 5 p.m Monday, authorizes state officials to direct vaccination, treatment, isolation, quarantine and other measures to contain the spread of the virus.
It also calls for a prompt assessment of emergency medical supplies, capacity needs, and the immediate purchase of all necessary supplies and drugs. FULL COVERAGE: CORONAVIRUS The declaration also