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FBI promises a $10 K incentive for the offender who shoots a six-year-old Milwaukee child.
MILWAUKEE - The FBI is now promising a $10,000 incentive for details contributing to the capture of a gunman who fatally shot a 6-year-old Milwaukee child.
The boy was killed on Sunday, April 5 by a gunman around 25th & Locust.
MORE TWENTY MORALITIES OCCURRED IN MILWAUKEE
Corona virus mortality rate in Milwaukee County is now twenty four.
The Milwaukee County Health authorities confirmed that twenty-four fatalities from complications of corona virus had occurred.
There were Eighteen fatalities confirmed Thursday.
This takes the overall death rate for the state to forty-three.
Corona Virus is the disease specifically affect the pulmonary system and if not treated in time it will lead to severe consequences. County also has taken measures to reduce the fatalities.
Four Milwaukee County patients passed because of corona-virus
In any event four new fatalities have kicked the bucket from the corona-crisis Thursday in Milwaukee State.
The Milwaukee state Medical authority Office posted on social media notice of the passing.
The first was an eighty-year-old lady. The second casualty was a 92-year-old man. Both passed due to the corona-virus. The third was a sixty-year-old white lady and the fourth was a seventy-five-year-old lady. The more details about them haven't been disclosed yet. That brings the absolute cases of corona-virus passing to 20 in Milwaukee State. At least 39 individuals have kicked the bucket in Wisconsin
Religious centers providing services online due to corona virus lock down in Milwaukee
People in Milwaukee are asked to stay inside in the outbreak of pandemic COVID-19. This has been done in order to assure the safety of citizens and to stop the spread of the corona virus across the city.
Due to this staying at home orders, all religious centers, churches, mosques, synagogues, and temples across the region are providing their services online ensuring the safety of the citizen.
NEW EFFORTS ARE TAKEN BY STATE TO TRACE THE COVID-19 OUTBREAK IN MILWAUKEE
Close to A Hundred state health employees are now helping Milwaukee City and 2 other counties monitoring corona virus outbreak.
He State Department of Health Care has stationed its staff in Milwaukee, South Milwaukee and Wauwatosa to focus on case analysis and touch tracking, said Melissa Baldauff, spokeswoman for Governor.
Identifying cases of corona virus and monitoring their contacts — which basically means monitoring individuals who have come into touch with newly infected patients — can help to avoid the progression of the disease by notifying people who are susceptible to COVID-19 so that they can be easily quarantined.
Many of the recently deployed state health staff operate for the City of Milwaukee, which had about eight hundred reports as of Friday evening.
Empty Cafes Bring Fear For Owners
Everything is suffering in each corner of the world due to the orders of social distancing and authorities chanting 'Stay at Home' all the time, so are the businesses. Restaurant, eateries, bistros, hotels and cafes are closing down giving in to the fear of Corona Virus, the ones that were left open closed down giving in owing to the authorities and their orders. Similar shutting down has been reported from Milwaukee where owners are upset as they a plunge in their daily sales. Sundays used to be the busiest of the days for restaurant owners and workers but now for two weeks sales have gone down as people prefer to stick to their homes, cook and eat their meals indoors. Avery few people show up to grab something from these eateries but leave immediately with take-aways. One owner said these are very uncertain times and people are afraid as to for how long things will continue like this and how much time it will take things to get back to normal. He further showed apprehension that if their eateries, especially the smaller ones kept suffering like this for a little while longer they will go out of business. The owners and the customers, everyone alike is hoping for things to normalise soon.
