CHARLOTTE — Mecklenburg County citizens could be charged with a misdemeanor if they have COVID-19 and break isolation. That’s one thing outlined in an order signed by the county health director when a Mecklenburg County resident tests positive for coronavirus.
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The order also said patients need to contact the health department if they experience worse symptoms, to keep a log of any visitors to their homes and remain at their home until cleared by the department.
As I mentioned last night, every time someone tests positive for COVID-19 in Mecklenburg County, Health Director Gibbie Harris signs an order requiring them to isolate. Here is what the order looks like @wsoctv: pic.twitter.com/jpowGTBvzQ
— Joe Bruno (@JoeBrunoWSOC9) March 19, 2020
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