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And now, Preston and Steve's news update with Kathy Romano.

All right, it is 311 day.

What's going on in the news today, Kathy?

The city of Philadelphia announced its first confirmed case of coronavirus,

while the state of New Jersey announced its first death related to the COVID-19 on Tuesday.

Several counties in both Pennsylvania and New Jersey have reported presumptive positive cases, fewer in isolation in the hospital while many have been self-isolating at home.

The city of Philadelphia announced its first presumptive positive case of

coronavirus on Tuesday afternoon. Officials said the person is an adult resident of the city

who was known to have exposure to previously confirmed cases of the virus. The person is being treated

at home and officials have started contacting others who came into contact with this individual.

Late Tuesday night, organizers of the Philadelphia's St. Patrick's Day Parade canceled the

longtime city tradition.

There are now a total of 14 presumptive positive cases in Pennsylvania.

Two residents in Bucks County are among the Pennsylvania's newest cases.

Eight people are reported presumptive positive in Montgomery County with the CHOP doctor,

hospitalized and critical condition at the hospital of the University of Pennsylvania.

The infected doctor has two dozen patients and came in contact with 17 staffers, CHOP said on Tuesday.

Montgomery County officials are urging residents to limit their public activity.

Officials in Delaware County confirmed a woman is quarantined in her home after testing positive.

Several schools across

the region were closed for deep cleaning and other precautionary measures. New Jersey reported

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