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Clayton County holding virtual town hall on coronavirus on Tuesday

Clayton County to hold virtual town hall Tuesday to talk about impact of coronavirus on the south metro community.
Clayton County to hold virtual town hall Tuesday to talk about impact of coronavirus on the south metro community.
By Leon Stafford
April 27, 2020

Clayton County residents will get another chance to learn how the community is addressing the coronavirus on Tuesday.

Clayton is holding a virtual town hall at 2 p.m. Tuesday on its website. To submit questions to the panelists, please visit https://claytoncountyga.gov…/board-o…/town-hall-meeting.

More than 640 people have contracted the coronavirus in Clayton County as of Monday morning and 21 people have died. The state of Georgia has recorded 23,481 cases of the disease and 916 deaths.

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