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COVID-19 Outbreak (Update: More than 2.9M cases and 132,313 deaths in US) (13 Viewers)
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Latest florida deaths updated on their site with details. Youngest so far was in their 50's.
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AnHeuser-Busch joins other alcohol companies to focus on Hand Sanitizer now. Hopefully we should have plenty sanitizer in stock in the coming weeks.
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Latest florida deaths updated on their site with details. Youngest so far was in their 50's.
Wish we could get something like this for every state, as well as cumulative for the entire country. This is great data.
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At least a little good news for Louisiana healthcare workers:
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Why wouldn't you? Every state is pretty much doing their own thing in terms of whether they lock down, practice mitigation and whatnot. It really is piecemeal from that perspective.
Not to mention the moving targets at pretty much every level of government. I don't see a truly cohesive national plan here.
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More evidence of Chinese deceit (as if we needed it):
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We will never know how many people really died in China. But it's clearly significantly more than what they're claiming.
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Is this true? Sorry not trying to bring up politics but apparently some think this,
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They got scared once Perot made some waves. Look up the woman’s league that ran it.
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Maybe in fantasyland. Here in Cali they are only testing as a confirmation upon admittance
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It might be. Volume of testing has ramped up significantly in the past few days. However, we still lag in terms of number of tests as a percentage of our population.
But we are doing better, still have a ways to go though.
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I don't know the numbers, but considering the source, it's probably not true.
Even if it's true, what purpose does that tweet serve? How about some statement that the US has been ramping up testing at an incredible rate, instead of this self congratulating message?
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He put testing in double-quotes, so I think that means the word is up for interpretation and can include anymore than the standard swab tests.
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