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1,000+ NEW CASES FOR 13 CONSECUTIVE DAYS 2,000+ NEW CASES TWICE IN THE PAST WEEK POSITIVITY RATE (PAST MONTH) POSITIVITY RATE (7-DAY) CASE RATE PER 100K CASE RATE PER 100K 4,186 MARYLANDERS 247,000 AMERICANS LOST TO COVID-19 MD

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1,000+ NEW CASES

FOR 13 CONSECUTIVE DAYS

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2,000+ NEW CASES

TWICE IN THE PAST WEEK

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POSITIVITY RATE (PAST MONTH)

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POSITIVITY RATE (7-DAY)

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CASE RATE PER 100K

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CASE RATE PER 100K

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4,186 MARYLANDERS 247,000 AMERICANS

LOST TO COVID-19

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MD HOSPITALIZATIONS

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U.S. HOSPITALIZATIONS

SOURCE: The Covid Tracking Project

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COVID-19 INPATIENTS BY REGION

WESTERN

NATIONAL CAPITOL BALTIMORE EASTERN SOUTHERN

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MARYLAND’S SURGE RESPONSE

All hospital visitation prohibited until

further notice

Exceptions: compassionate care,

guardians of minors, obstetrics, and support for patients with disabilities

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GUIDANCE TO HOSPITALS

Avoid elective procedures likely to

require prolonged ventilation, ICU admissions, or skilled nursing care

Take early and measured steps to

prevent additional actions

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MARYLAND’S SURGE RESPONSE

Hospitals at or nearing capacity

limits may transfer patients to hospitals that are able to provide necessary care

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MARYLAND’S SURGE RESPONSE

Doubling the number of rapid

response teams deployed to nursing homes and hotspots

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MARYLAND’S SURGE RESPONSE

Indoor visitation at nursing homes

will generally be limited to compassionate care; all visitors must have proof of a negative COVID test result

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MARYLAND’S SURGE RESPONSE

Mandatory twice-weekly testing

for nursing home staff, weekly testing for all residents effective no later than November 20

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Effective Friday at 5 PM, dine-in service at bars, restaurants, and other establishments must close at 10 PM.

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50% CAPACITY EFFECTIVE FRIDAY AT 5 PM:

Bowling alleys
Pool halls
Skating rinks
Fitness centers
Social clubs
Retail businesses
Organizations
Religious institutions
Personal services
Bingo halls

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Fans will not be permitted at professional or collegiate stadiums or racetracks.

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STATEWIDE ORDER:

In indoor public areas
On public transportation
Outdoors where

physical distancing is not possible

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[risk of transmission graphic]

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COVIDtest.maryland.gov

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More important than any public health order is our willingness to take personal responsibility and make necessary sacrifices.

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Your family and friends, your neighbors, and your fellow Marylanders are counting on you to stay Maryland Strong.

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DR. THOMAS SCALEA

PHYSICIAN-IN-CHIEF, SHOCK TRAUMA UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND MEDICAL CENTER

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