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Congresswoman Roby urged Alabamians to adjust Thanksgiving holiday activities to avoid spreading the coronavirus.
“Traditional Halloween activities are fun, but some can increase the risk of getting or spreading COVID-19 or influenza,” the CDC warned.
The state of Alabama is following a national trend of surging cases in October.
Ainsworth is the only state constitutional officer in Alabama known to have contracted the coronavirus to this point in the public health crisis.
The cumulative death toll in Alabama has risen by 248 to 2,788 in October and by 124 in the last week alone.
Saban has been cleared to be on the field coaching Saturday’s football game against the University of Georgia.
At least 124 Alabamians have been reported dead from COVID-19 thus far in the month of October.
At least 373 Alabamians were reported dead from COVID-19 in Alabama in September.
"Masks should be voluntary, not mandatory. We have to Make America Great Again," Ainsworth said.
In the month of September, at least 319 Alabamians have died from COVID-19 including 62 in the last week alone.
