Pennsylvania prison inmates quarantined in cells over virus
By MICHAEL RUBINKAM, MARK SCOLFORO and CLAUDIA LAUER undefined
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Inmates throughout the Pennsylvania state prison system will largely be confined to their cells to prevent an outbreak of COVID-19 after one tested positive for the disease. Corrections Secretary John Wetzel said Monday he took action after an inmate at a state prison outside Philadelphia contracted the new virus. As of Sunday night, inmates are only allowed out of their cells for video visits, phone calls and access to the law library. COVID-19 cases spiked again in Pennsylvania as a whole. It now has nearly 4,100 confirmed cases, and 49 people have died.