Governor Reeves stresses to young people to follow rules

Governor Tate Reeves once again addressing the state this afternoon on the COVID-19 crisis still stressing to Mississippians, especially those under the age of 30, to follow CDC guidelines.

Reeves once again- addressing the state this - - - - afternoon on the covid-19 - crisis, still stressing to- mississippians, especially thos- under the age of 30, to follow- cdc - guidelines.

- governor reeves said looking at- categories- pulled from his report, of- individual mississippians - who are contracting the virus - today, the younger- individuals are growing the - fastest.- there's been a signficant - increase in ages 15 to 19 year- olds and larger number of cases- from those aged 21 to 30.

- - "we had a long conversation thi morning about potential new - orders, i think there's no doub- that when you look at - - - - the age groups where the new- number of cases are increasing- at the fastest rate , the - - - - first age group where it's- increasing at te fastest rate - those between the ages 0- and 17, 34% growth rate in new- cases since july 12th.

The age- - - - group between 18 and 29, is the- second fastest growing group- where we've had 2,359 new cases- over- - - - the last nine days.

That's a 30- increase over the total number- we've had over the life - - - - of this particular pandemic."

Governor reeves anticpates that- he will announce- tomorrow possible restrictions- on bars - throughout mississippi that wil- be statewide, not - just to