The mayor of Montgomery, Alabama, says the city’s health care system has been “maxed out” as coronavirus cases have more than doubled in May
of ICU beds, Mayor Steven Reed said at a news conference Wednesday, while others only one or two beds left.
Over 470 people have tested positive in Montgomery over the past two weeks, the Alabama Political Reporter notes, while the city only had a cumulative total of 355 cases going into May.White House hotspot watch list on May 7, according to NBC News, which obtained a copy of the report.starting May 11, after Governor Kay Ivey officially moved Alabama into Phase 1 of its reopening.
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