TSMPI Staff

As of April 6, 59 of the 103 cases are travel-related, 33 are close contacts of confirmed cases, six cases are the result of community transmission and five cases remain under investigation.

Refer to Aroostook County Emergency Management & Aroostook County Flood Watch for information.

As of April 6, Dr. Nirav Shah, director of the Maine CDC said that 92 people have been hospitalized with COVID-19 at some point and 158 people have recovered.

The wellness shelter will provide services for up to 20 men and women who are not showing any signs of the virus.

As of April 5 in New Brunswick, 58 of the 101 cases are travel-related, 32 are close contacts of confirmed cases, five cases are the result of community transmission and six cases remain under investigation.

As of Sunday, April 5, there have been a total of 470 confirmed cases in Maine since March 12th.

The University System said it aims to avoid involuntary layoffs and sustain employee benefit coverage through June 30th.

Governor Mills said, Maine people are doing their part to defeat this virus, and those additional resources will provide critical support.

As of April 4, 57 of the 98 cases are travel-related, 31 are close contacts of confirmed cases, four cases are from community transmission and six cases remain under investigation.

As of April 4, a total of 10 people have died in Maine after contracting the virus.