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The first reported cases in Utah. Officials are optimistic they can prevent the spread.
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SLC officials call for voluntary stop of attending public funerals. This is a massive attempt to stop the spread of the disease.
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Slc banned any and all public gatherings. This is a drastic attempt to stop the spread of the disease.
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Anyone who spits in public will be fined $1. Police may also be involved. This is important because it is ridiculously hard to enforce.
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Due to the outbreak, movie executives halted releasing new films. This shows how widespread and serious the disease was.
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Police instructed to arrest people for dancing. Extreme measures to keep people away from each other to spread the disease.
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Health official said department stores could no longer advertise sales due to the crowds they attracted. This is important because health officials were banning anything that would bring crowds together.
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The state issued a quarantine order that closed all schools. The state is trying hard to stop the spread of the disease.
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20,000 reported cases in 138 cities in Utah. The disease is spreading quickly.
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The state required all Utahns to make a homemade mask and wear it in public. The state is trying to come up with any measure they can to halt the disease.
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Movie theaters feel safe to open again. Fears and number diagnosed must have gone down.
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All home in Utah known to have the flu, must place a placard on the inside. They must have needed a lot of warning
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Utah county will lift the influenza quarantine. Diagnosed cases must be going down.
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Schools reopen and add an extra hour to make up for lost time. Parents are anxious for it to begin again and decide to skip New Years break.
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