LETHFORD DAILY

Vol. 1, Issue. 2June 2020

City left to recover from raids downtown

Lethford left in ruins and shattered spirits after raids happened across downtown. Mayor Locke speaks out.

Lethford was plunged into confusion and chaos over the weekend as what appeared to be random raids across the downtown area took place. The biggest areas effected were City Hall, Lethford General Hospital, and the local police station. There are numerous casualties and even more injured.

Mayor Locke in a press conference, from his home office, released that there was substantial damage done to those areas and that they will be revisiting plans to rebuild the areas effected as soon as possible. He also stated that City Hall will be limited to the first floor only while repairs are underway on the other floors. City officials are encouraging people to use the online portal as much as possible until they are able to get back up to regular operations.

The biggest area feeling the strain from the raids is the hospital which is overfilled with injured civilians, short on supplies, and worried that the increased number of people in need might lead to further exposure to GHNv-20. Lethford General Hospital asks that anyone seeking treatment to try and use other resources before coming there. A full list of recommended care centers have been added to the hospital’s website home page.

The police chief reassured that their SWAT teams, police officers, and military back up were able to handle the situation at the police station. He had no further comments on the matter at this time. Though they would not allow news crews in to see the damage done to the station.

With many people effected by the recent events, the City of Lethford is looking into what caused these events and will be doing a full follow up at a later day with their findings. They are partnering with the military to see what they can do to add security to areas that had less before, hoping to lessen the number of violent acts across the city. 


As always, citizens are encourage to wash their hands, wear face coverings, and keep the social distancing guidelines top of mind when they must leave their homes. Curfew is still in effect as well as the scheduled power outages.