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As seen in: KLDO-TV (Laredo, TX), MYSA, Stars and Stripes, Laredo Morning Times, Tiempo de Laredo, Transport Topics, Center for Digital Education, KFXV-TV (McAllen, TX)
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Laredo reports that a 70-year-old woman has died from COVID-19

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By Judith Rayo Verified
| KFXV-TV (McAllen, TX) Verified
ADVERTISEMENT City officials reported a 70-year-old woman with an underlying health condition died from COVID-19 Sunday night… According to Laredo and Webb county officials, this is the first death related to the disease. The woman was being treated in intensive care at Laredo medical center. “Persons with underlying conditions, chronic pulmonary, heart, hypertension, cancer, obesity, diabetes you know can complicate the same as flu or it can be promised.
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All Non-Essential Businesses in Laredo Ordered Shut Down

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By Judith Rayo Verified
| KFXV-TV (McAllen, TX) Verified
ADVERTISEMENT Laredo, Texas– A new order further restricts movement in the city. This order states that minors have to follow a 10 pm to 6 am curfew. Non-essential businesses are required to shut down. This includes barber shops, hair and nail salons, and tattoo parlors. Restaurants can continue to provide food via curbside and drive-thru services. Everything that is related to food, shelter and medical, the supplies that provide us will continue.
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All Non-Essential Businesses in Laredo Ordered Shut Down

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By Judith Rayo Verified
| KFXV-TV (McAllen, TX) Verified
ADVERTISEMENT Laredo, Texas– A new order further restricts movement in the city. This order states that minors have to follow a 10 pm to 6 am curfew. Non-essential businesses are required to shut down. This includes barber shops, hair and nail salons, and tattoo parlors. Restaurants can continue to provide food via curbside and drive-thru services. Everything that is related to food, shelter and medical, the supplies that provide us will continue.
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