Governor's suspension on evictions coming to an end

Governor Tate Reeves says his suspension on evictions expires June first.

DUE TO THE PANDEMIC, MUST STARTPLANNING NOW TOMAKE A PAYMENT.MEANWHILE, HEALTH LEADERS AREWARNINGOF ANOTHER POSSIBLE COVID-19HOTSPOT IN THE STATE.

GOVERNOR TATE REEVES SAYS HISSUSPENSION ONEVICTIONS EXPIRES JUNE FIRST.IT'S TIME TO START PLANNING FORHOW TOMAKE RENT AFTER A TWO MONTHGRACE PERIOD."KNOW THAT THIS SUSPENSION ONEVICTIONS WILL COME TO AN END.THIS IS A TWO MONTH SUSPENSIONTHAT I HOPE AND TRULBELIEVE HAS HELPED THESE PEOPLEGET THROUGH THIS PAINFUL TIME.IT'S NOT IMMEDIATE.YOU WILL HAVE TIME TO GET YOURAFFAIRS IN ORDER."HEALTH LEADERS ALSO REVEALING -THERE MAYBE A NEW HOTSPOT FOR CORONAVIRUSMISSISSIPPI... MADISON COUNTY.SO THATS WHERE WE NEED TO TARGETOUR EFFORTS.WHETHER WE INCREASE TESTING TOIDENTIFY CASES WHERE WEINCREASE PUBLIC HEALTH MESSAGINGMAKE SURE PEOPLE HAVETHE TOOLS TO UNDERSTAND HOW THEYCAN PREVENT FURTHERTRANSMISSION AND THEN THEY CANCONTINUE THAT INTENSIVE CASEINVESTIGATION.

INTENSIVE CONTACTTRACING.DOCTORS SAY, IF CASES IN MADISONCOUNTYCONTINUE TO INCREASE - IT COULDBE ADDED TOTHE LIST OF 7 COUNTIESIDENTIFIED AS HOTSPOAND CURRENTLY UNDER ADDITIONALRESTRICTIONS.THAT INCLUDES MANDATORY FACECOVERINGS IN PUBLIC AND STAYINGSIX FEETAWAY FROM OTHER PEOPLE.

WHEN IT COMES TO EVICTIONS,GOVERNORREEVES SAY HE COULD REINSTATETHOSE SUSPENSIONS ON EVICTIONSIF ANOTHERWAVE OF COVID-19 HITS THE STATELATER IN THEYEAR.REPORTING LIVE FROM HOMETONIGHT, KEEGANFOXX, 16 WAPT NEWS.

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