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As one of the states able to find success in the flattening of the COVID case curve during initial lock orders, Michigan officials do not wantRisk the kind of resurgence seen in other states that hadpreviously shown proof of confinement. But withThe number of new cases increasing From 6,573 in June to 17,751 in July, according to Michigan's Department of Health and Human Services, it seemed exactly what was happening. That's why the Governor of the State,Gretchen Whitmer, issued an executive order on August 4 requiring the State police to apply Violations of CVIV-19 "As does any other violation of the law would be applied. "

Full published byDetroit news, Whitmer started withexpressing its concern that cases have increased during last month- "of a seven-day wheelwomen of about 15 cases per million in mid-June, the low point since the summit last April, about 50 cases per million at the end of July." It then tends to describe a series of directives, in force, immediately calling on departments and agencies to allocate resources to the application of COVID-related laws; consider violations as a "danger to public health"; Consider violations when it comes to companies to support licenses; and report and document violations properly without exception.

In addition, the Whitmer Ordinance said: "The police of the Ministry of the State must apply violations of the executive orders of COVID-19 and epidemic ordinances in the same manner it applies any other violation of the law, using the discretion of the execution, if any. "

The police responded to the order saying that they intended to comply, but noting that they did what Gov. Whitmer asks everyone - including his July 10 mask mandate that ordered to orderPenalties of offense and fines of $ 500 for all offenders. "[Michigan State Police] intends to comply with today's Executive Directive," Department SpokespersonShanon banner say itDetroit news. "The directive reaffirms the execution posture we have used since the beginning of the pandemic. Our soldiers will continue to apply all executive orders to prevent the propagation of CVIV-19 in Michigan."

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One day after the creation of the order, the senior state health managerhad some positive signs to report This, in combination with the Whitmer Directive, may indicate that Michigan will be able to avoid dealing with uncontrollable virus recovery.

"We see a case tray"Joneigh Khaldun, MD, Deputy Director of the Michigan Department of Health and Social Services, said at a press briefing with GOV. Whitmer On August 5, the local news 4 reported. Khaldun also noted that positive test rates were down the previous week and highlighted other positive indicators that she noted.

"Hospitalizations and deaths continue to remain stable and weak, especially for death," said Khaldun in the briefing. "These are all good signs and we will continue to monitor these metrics. But as we all know, even if a trend stabilized, it only takes a few people to create an epidemic and that the disease spreads rapidly." And more about what is happening in other parts of the country,Reports on the progress of Covid of this state day affected are inaccurate, say doctors.