Governor Holcomb provides update on state's response to COVID-19
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INDIANAPOLIS— During his daily press conference, Governor Eric Holcomb and several other state leaders provided an update to the state's response to COVID-19.
Lieutenant Governor Suzanne Crouch filled in for Holcomb at the state capitol on Thursday.
Governor Holcomb joined Vice President Mike Pence in Kokomo at a General Motors plant that is producing ventilators to aid in the COVID-19 response.
The first death under the age of 19 was reported during the week of April 27, Dr. Kristina Box said.
Initial unemployment claims are going down week-to-week in Indiana, officials said.
Officials released data regarding the enforcement of Holcomb’s stay-at-home order.
To date, there have been 1,264 complaints submitted to the state in relation to the stay-at-home order. 1,130 of those complaints were unfounded and 115 verbal warnings have been issued.
No cease and desist letters have been issued because of the stay-at-home order in Indiana, officials said.