CORONAVIRUS IN GEORGIA: What’s happening today - March 10, 2020

ATLANTA — Here’s a round-up of what’s happening today: (Click here for previous day)

• Fulton County Schools are shut down for sanitization after a teacher tested positive for the virus. Schools will remain closed Wednesday. Two middle schools where the teacher worked will remain closed longer.
• A Waffle House employee in Canton has tested positive for the virus. The store is closed.
• An Acworth day care has closed after a teacher tested positive for the virus.
• A South Fulton County fire station has shut down after firefighters treated a teacher with the virus.
• Georgia State and Kennesaw State University students are petitioning to move to online classes.
• Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines is reducing flights amid outbreak.
• A Paulding County school employee is quarantined after contact with someone with the virus. The employee works at McGarity Elementary School in Hiram.
• West Cobb Library is closed after a worker had possible exposure.
• The Georgia House is suspending its page program, where students ages 12-18 help pass messages between legislators.
• The HBCU Heroes’ Sports and STEM Camps 2020 scheduled to take place at Clark Atlanta University this Saturday, March 14th and the two following consecutive Saturdays has been postponed.
• Gov. Kemp says there are 6 positive cases and 11 presumptive positive cases in the state.

We’ll have continuing coverage of all the latest developments, on Channel 2 Action News.

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