Louisiana - Coronavirus COVID-19

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BATON ROUGE – Due to the public health emergency created by the coronavirus pandemic, the Louisiana Department of Revenue (LDR) is extending the deadline for state income taxes to July 15, 2020. The extension applies to Louisiana individual, corporation, fiduciary and partnership income tax returns and payments.
 
LOUISIANA 4/14
21,518
Cases Reported*
1,013 Deaths Reported
Reported COVID-19 Patients in Hospitals
1,977
436
of those on ventilators
Tests Completed
5,681 by State Lab
Commercial Tests Completed
112,741

64 of 64 Parishes with Reported Cases


Monday 4/13

21,016 Cases Reported
884 Deaths Reported
64 of 64 parishes

Coronavirus (COVID-19) | Department of Health | State of Louisiana
 
Sulphur couple dies from COVID-19, holding hands in their final moments

“We weren’t allowed to actually be there physically with them. The closest thing was that my brother and I could go to the parking lot of the hospital and said a prayer with family and before they were taken off the ventilator we were able to FaceTime with them,” Briscoe said.

What brought them comfort was knowing their parents were together in the end.

“They put them bed by bed, side by side. and they let them hold hands. They grabbed each other’s hands. My mom actually passed first and then my dad passed shortly after, holding her hand,” Briscoe said.
 
LOUISIANA 4/15

21,951 Cases Reported*
1,103 Deaths Reported
Reported COVID-19 Patients in Hospitals
1,943
425 of those on ventilators
Tests Completed
5,817 by State Lab
Commercial Tests Completed
116,111

64 of 64
Parishes with Reported Cases

Tuesday 4/14
21,518 Cases Reported*
1,013 Deaths Reported
64 of 64 parishes

Coronavirus (COVID-19) | Department of Health | State of Louisiana
 
Member of defiant Central church dies from coronavirus illness, but pastor says it's a lie

The East Baton Rouge Parish coroner said Harold Orillion, a parish resident, died from the COVID-19 respiratory illness on Wednesday. Three sources told The Advocate that Orillion had ties to the Life Tabernacle Church. They spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to publicly discuss a link between the man and the church.

REPORT: Attorney representing La. pastor defying governor’s stay-at-home order hospitalized for coronavirus

A Baton Rouge attorney, who is representing Pastor Tony Spell of the Life Tabernacle Church in Central, told The Advocate newspaper Thursday, April 16 he has been hospitalized after testing positive for COVID-19.
 
Member of defiant Central church dies from coronavirus illness, but pastor says it's a lie

The East Baton Rouge Parish coroner said Harold Orillion, a parish resident, died from the COVID-19 respiratory illness on Wednesday. Three sources told The Advocate that Orillion had ties to the Life Tabernacle Church. They spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to publicly discuss a link between the man and the church.

REPORT: Attorney representing La. pastor defying governor’s stay-at-home order hospitalized for coronavirus

A Baton Rouge attorney, who is representing Pastor Tony Spell of the Life Tabernacle Church in Central, told The Advocate newspaper Thursday, April 16 he has been hospitalized after testing positive for COVID-19.
It’s just beginning.
 
La. pastor Tony Spell placed on house arrest

BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Rev. Tony Spell has been placed on house arrest.

People can be temporarily excluded from having to comply with the order to perform tasks deemed “essential.”

Church services are not included among those “essential” tasks.

The governor can legally issue such orders during the pandemic under state law.

Spell intentionally ministered in-person to crowds of hundreds after that order was given.

He claims the order preventing gatherings is “politically motivated” and an "attack on all Christians across the world.”

Spell argues religious gatherings are constitutionally-protected and not subject to state orders.

“If this is not about religion, then are the Waltons not being issued summons and arrested for keeping Walmart open?” Spell previously said. “Nobody will tell us as God-fearing Christians and Americans that we are non-essential in our society.”
 
La. pastor Tony Spell placed on house arrest

BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Rev. Tony Spell has been placed on house arrest.

People can be temporarily excluded from having to comply with the order to perform tasks deemed “essential.”

Church services are not included among those “essential” tasks.

The governor can legally issue such orders during the pandemic under state law.

Spell intentionally ministered in-person to crowds of hundreds after that order was given.

He claims the order preventing gatherings is “politically motivated” and an "attack on all Christians across the world.”

Spell argues religious gatherings are constitutionally-protected and not subject to state orders.

“If this is not about religion, then are the Waltons not being issued summons and arrested for keeping Walmart open?” Spell previously said. “Nobody will tell us as God-fearing Christians and Americans that we are non-essential in our society.”
I was too happy to read this on fb.
 
Louisiana coronavirus stay-at-home order extended until May 15, with three changes
Louisiana coronavirus stay-at-home order extended until May 15, with three changes
"Restaurants will be allowed to let customers eat outdoors on patios if there is no table service, malls can operate curbside retail and public-facing workers must wear masks. Those three changes will take place May 1, when the current order is set to expire"
 
Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry has requested Gov. John Bel Edwards amend his current emergency proclamation to open churches and houses of worship.

Landry said Thursday he wants churches to open immediately by following specific best practice guidelines.

Landry highlighted in the letter that "religious liberty is a bedrock principled right from which our freedom flows."

AG Landry asks Gov. Edwards to consider reopening churches
 

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