Gov. John Bel Edwards speaks Tuesday at a press conference about the spread of COVID-19.
Screen Capture from Louisiana Public Broadcasting
Louisiana is unlikely to run out of ventilator capacity for COVID-19 patients within the next two weeks based on statistical modeling, Gov. John Bel Edwards said Tuesday.
Submitted Photos by Christine Blanco
Ted Blanco, left, owner of Quality Glass & Lock in Bayou Vista, and Raymond Pisani of Ochsner St. Mary in Morgan City stand with a COVID-19 intubation acrylic protection box Blanco presented to Pisani for the hospital.
At Quality Glass & Lock in Bayou Vista, the typical job includes glass, lock and garage work.
Now owner Ted Blanco can add medical supplier to his repertoire.
The Daily Review/Geoff Stoute
While local emergency preparedness officials have been working on COVID-19 precautions, another source of concern has been coming down the river.
Staff Report
A car fire at an Amelia residence Monday resulted in one adult male being taken by Air Med for treatment of injuries, according to Amelia Volunteer Fire Chief Jason Brown
Two juveniles were involved in an accident on Bayou Teche near Berwick Monday afternoon, involving personal watercrafts, according to the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries.
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