Is it a nursing home or elder care facility? I heard something briefly on my way to work this am.
Nursing home.
Bringing this over from the last thread.
The San Antonio case that was released to the wild:
“At least 21 exposed as coronavirus patient went to hospital, hotel and North Star Mall”
Oh, a lot more people were exposed! How about the taxi driver or whomever drove her all over town? Where’d she eat? How about the maids and did they sterilize the hotel room? Where else did she go, huh? Did she hug anyone good-bye as she waltzed out of Lackland? How about those pictures we saw of Lackland’s buffet with community serving spoons and no sneeze guard? Does everyone back at Lackland need to have their quarantine time restarted? I’d say they do.
“After the woman was released, she visited North Star Mall, where she browsed stores and ate at the food court”
So I asked my son if he’ll be going back to SK anytime soon. He said the DOD put stops on those flights. So, I’m assuming that means our troops in SK will be staying put. No one new in or out for the time being, until the DOD lifts this ‘policy’.
Yes, the ironically named “Life Care Center”.
More details—day old:
Yes it is a care facility in Kirkland Wa, they have around 170 residents.. It is so awful that is happening.
Coronavirus in Washington state: 6 dead, 12 others infected
KOMO TV Seattle ^ | March 2nd, 2020 | by KOMO News Staff
Posted on 3/2/2020, 11:49:42 AM by Mariner
SEATTLE - Six people have now died from the coronavirus in the Puget Sound area and at least 12 others have been infected, health officials said Monday, as King County’s top executive issued an emergency declaration in response to the outbreak.
The newest victims in King County include:
- A man in his 70s, a resident of LifeCare who was hospitalized at EvergreenHealth. The man had underlying health conditions and died Sunday.
- A woman in her 70s, a resident of LifeCare, was hospitalized at EvergreenHealth. She had underlying health conditions and died Sunday.
- A woman in her 80s, who was hospitalized at EvergreenHealth and was one of the earlier reported infected and died Sunday.
- A Snohomish County resident at EvergreenHealth has also died but details of that patient have not been given.
Gov. Jay Inslee earlier issued a statewide emergency declaration Saturday after a man in Kirkland died of COVID-19, the first such reported death in the United States.
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