Director of Ohio Health Department Steps Down Amid Coronavirus
Director of Ohio’s Department of Health Dr. Amy Acton resigned on Thursday in the wake of the state’s Chinese coronavirus controversy.
Director of Ohio’s Department of Health Dr. Amy Acton resigned on Thursday in the wake of the state’s Chinese coronavirus controversy.
Eight restaurants filed a lawsuit Thursday in Lake County, Ohio, against Department of Health (ODH) Director Dr. Amy Acton and Gov. Mike DeWine (R) over coronavirus guidelines.
An Ohio judge deemed the state’s lockdown in response to the Chinese coronavirus illegal, and stated that the state’s top health director “acted in an impermissibly arbitrary, unreasonable, and oppressive manner.”
Gyms in Ohio can now reopen without fear of retaliation from the state thanks to an Ohio judge, who said that the state’s Health Director Dr. Amy Acton has acted “in an impermissibly arbitrary, unreasonable, and oppressive manner.”
A Republican Ohio state legislator said he would not wear a mask as recommended by Gov. Mike DeWine to limit the spread of coronavirus, saying that his religious beliefs state that faces are the “likeness of God.”
Protestors gathered at Ohio’s state capital in Columbus on Saturday calling for the coronavirus lockdown to end so people can get back to work.
A large number of protesters gathered outside the Ohio Statehouse again on Monday to make their voices heard during the press conference held by Gov. Mike DeWine, Lt. Gov. Jon Husted, and Ohio Department of Health Director Dr. Amy Acton.
Kentucky is postponing its May 19 primary election to June 23 due to growing concerns of the Chinese coronavirus, Kentucky Secretary of State Michael Adams announced on Monday.
Ohio Department of Health Director Amy Acton is walking back her claim, made last week, that the state has 100,000 people who have the coronavirus.