Indiana reports two-month low in COVID-19 cases, testing

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3 thoughts on “Indiana reports two-month low in COVID-19 cases, testing

  1. Then why all this nonsense with masks & social distancing? Let society get back to normal! Let the kids go back to school. They are the ones being the most hurt by forced upon fear of everything and isolation.

    1. Ummm, one possible explanation for why we’re not going back to normal just yet is that the extra precautions are what is causing these improved numbers. But you already knew that.

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