Mayor Killion Provides Latest Update On Coronavirus Outbreak

April 17, 2020 Latest News, News

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In a video posted on social media, Mayor Tim Killion provides the latest update on the coronavirus outbreak in Pennsauken. To date, there have been 175 cases found in the Township and two COVID-19-related fatalities.

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