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Preston and Steve's news updates with Kathy Romano.

Today is Wednesday, March 4th.

Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning in the news this morning.

One person is being tested for possible coronavirus in Philadelphia.

Health officials said on Tuesday night.

Health officials are expected to release more details on the Philadelphia resident under evaluation in the coming days.

The Philadelphia Health Department says that the risk of infection to the average Philadelphian is very low.

People who have recently traveled to China are at the greatest risk.

While the region has no confirmed cases of

the virus to date, officials in Philadelphia say they are ready. The coronavirus so far is not in

Philadelphia, said Philadelphia Health Commissioner Dr. Tom Farley. It's likely coming here because

it's spreading around the world. Nine people have died of the virus in the United States. All of the

deaths were reported in Washington State. So hopefully

later today we'll find out more about this person, but they're being tested for coronavirus.

PennDOT will begin enforcing work zone speed cameras across the state today. The statewide

automated work zone speed enforcement program begins Wednesday at more than a half a dozen

locations statewide. Speed cameras are located along Route

1 in Bucks County and on the Pennsylvania Turnpike at Route 1. Cameras will also be used on

Roosevelt Boulevard in Philadelphia on the Northeast Extension near Lansdale and on Interstate

78 in Berks County. PennDOT says it is not about issuing violations. It's about saving lives.

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