Green Bay Packers announced Tuesday that they will continue to play indefinitely this season without fans in the historic Lambou area, as Wisconsin sees a boom in coronavirus cases.
Since Sep September, when the NFL season began, 48 Health, 8477 new coronavirus cases have been reported in the state, according to the state health department. According to the Department of Health, the state’s seven-day average Sept. for positive tests of one percent per person. It has risen from 10% on October 5 to 17% on October 5, the health department said.
“We are moving in the wrong direction in terms of hospital admissions and positive cases, and based on the recommendations of community healthcare and public health officials, it is not advisable to host fans for sports in the stadium,” said Packers President and CEO Mark Murphy. Said Mark Murphy. In a news release.
Murphy said the team will continue to evaluate the situation and warn fans for any future updates. In the meantime, he urged them to wear masks, social distance and other health precautions.
“While watching our games, please limit yourself to people with whom you are excited about your small family or close friends.”
The Packers have made a tremendous start this year, starting the season 4-0 by beating the Atlanta Falcons on Monday night.
