Burke Reports 52nd Covid-19 Associated Death
Burke County
Public Health has been notified of the 52nd Covid-19 related death
in Burke
County. The individual was in their 90’s
and was not hospitalized when
they died
from Covid-19 related complications.
Area
Covid-19 rates are continuing to increase. Burke County’s cumulative
case numbers now stand at 2 thousand 8 hundred and 59 cases. Catawba
County saw 47 new cases yesterday for a cumulative total of 4 thousand-54
31 patients are hospitalized and 3 thousand 2
hundred and 47 patients have
recovered. Caldwell County reported 56
new cases Wednesday for a
cumulative
total of 2 thousand 2 hundred and 58.
More than 3 hundred 50
positive
cases have been reported in the county in the last 14 days. 1 thousand 4
hundred and
76 patients have recovered and 14 patients are hospitalized. And
McDowell
County reported 20 new cases yesterday for a total of 1 thousand 1
hundred and
58. 9 hundred 80 patients are out of
quarantine.
Claremont Woman Charged With Murder
A twenty-two
year old Claremont woman has been charged with murder in the
death of her
infant. Aaliyah Nicole Mungro was
arrested after an investigation by
the North
Carolina State Bureau of Investigation and Claremont Police. On
October 17th
the two month old boy was found unresponsive by his father.
Mungro was
placed in the Catawba County Detention Facility and denied bond.
Funding
Received for Treatment Court
The 36th
Prosecutorial District has been allocated funding for the establishment of
a treatment
court. The grant funds, from the Bureau
of Justice Administration,
will be used
to fund a court coordinator, court-associated operating costs,
equipment
expenses, program materials and drug testing.
The total amount
allocated
will be 3 hundred 39 thousand, 3 hundred and 23 dollars over a period
of three
years. The Veterans’ Treatment Court is
scheduled to begin in April 2021.
Catawba will
be the 5th county in North Carolina to have a treatment court for
vets.
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