On March 22, two more cases of coronavirus were confirmed in Burleigh County where a young woman in her 30s contracted the virus while traveling and a man in Pierce County contracted the disease after coming in close contact with another infected individual.[26] A total of 30 confirmed COVID19 cases are in the state, 1,355 have been tested, and 3 individuals are in the hospital getting treatment for COVID19.[26][27] Burgum ordered all public and private K-12 schools to close and advised educators to create online learning platforms for students.[3]