Posted on 04/02/2020 9:56:02 AM PDT by Mariner
They are CDC backside-kissers so that’s probably where they get their info.
I want everyone to look at the stats.
Take a look at “positives/tested”.
What should I take from this low ratio? No one talks about this, but MANY are being tested while FEW are actually positive.
LA has more confirmed cases than CA.
How can that be?
Dereliction of duty.
sequestration crud
Here’s the latest from the Great Northwest (aka Minnesota)...
The Minnesota Department of Health has reported 53 new positive tests for COVID-19, increasing the statewide total to 742 tests.
1 new death was reported, raising the statewide total to 18.
Between the Department of Health and private labs, 13814 tests have been conducted.
Since records, 138 cases have required hospitalization. Currently, 75 are hospitalized and 38 are in ICU. As of Wednesday, 54 were hospitalized and 27 were in ICU.
For more info, go here:
https://www.health.state.mn.us/diseases/coronavirus/situation.html
What should I take from this low ratio? No one talks about this, but MANY are being tested while FEW are actually positive.
18.3% nationwide.
much higher then south Korea
NY state like 40%
LA was one of the last places to start testing. South GA that is so hard hit had 41 cases in one hospital and no tests for a month. They are catching up now, but sheesh.
Back when the CDC was doing all the testing, they managed to test some people in some states and ignored others. Why is that?
Not sure where Worldometer is getting their FL data from. Dept of Health updated at 11:36AM and shows 128 deaths.
Also, Some governors had more pull with testing than others, obviously, same with celebs, sport stars, and politicians.
It wasn’t until Pence stepped in that testing started being available across the board.
“A strange paradox: the better we manage to contain the coronavirus pandemic, the less we will learn from it”
https://www.yahoo.com/news/strange-paradox-better-manage-contain-155638259.html
Personally, I wish I had never heard of it.
And if history is any measure, it will come back with a vengeance.
Fauci said he “anticipates” such an event happening in the U.S. “because of the degree of transmissibility” and the fact that countries in the Southern Hemisphere are seeing more cases as they transition into their winter season.
Not sure where Worldometer is getting their FL data from. Dept of Health updated at 11:36AM and shows 128 deaths.
well they updated the total case numbers too...was like 235 new cases and 27 new deaths or something
that didn’t include south FL numbers which were running late
I have not seen a 209 number update...just people referring to the Worldometer number
OK
OKLAHOMA CITY —
The Oklahoma State Department of Health reported that as of Thursday, April 2, 879 Oklahomans have tested positive for the coronavirus and 34 people have died.
According to health officials, there are an additional four deaths:
Two in Tulsa County, a male in the 36-49 age group and a male older than 65.
One in Stephens County, a male older than 65.
One in Muskogee County, a male older than 65.
https://www.koco.com/article/coronavirus-cases-in-oklahoma-climb-to-879-34-deaths-reported/32019797
MN
Coronavirus In Minnesota: Number Of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases Reaches 742, Death Toll Hits 18
April 2, 2020 at 11:05 amFiled Under:Coronavirus In Minnesota, COVID-19
MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — State health officials reported Thursday that one more person in Minnesota has died of COVID-19, bringing the state’s death toll up to 18. Meanwhile, 53 more people have tested positive for the disease since Wednesday.
The Minnesota Department of Health says that so far 742 cases of the novel coronavirus have been confirmed in the state since the outbreak began
https://minnesota.cbslocal.com/2020/04/02/coronavirus-in-minnesota-number-of-confirmed-covid-19-cases-reaches-742-one-more-death-reported/
DC
DC Youth Services Worker Dies of Coronavirus, in 2nd Death of City Employee
By Andrea Swalec • Published 39 mins ago • Updated 42 seconds ago
NBC Washington
A man who worked for the D.C. Department of Youth Rehabilitation Services for more than a decade died Wednesday of coronavirus, becoming the second city employee to die of the virus.
Kenneth Moore worked as a youth development representative, most recently helping at-risk youth at the H. Carl Moultrie Courthouse, the DYRS director said.
“We share our deepest condolences with his family and loved ones,” Mayor Muriel Bowser said at a news conference Thursday morning.
...
Officials announced 67 additional cases of coronavirus Thursday morning. A total of 653 cases in D.C. were known. Twelve people with the virus died
The Warriors will not tolerate shutdown for the rest of the year.
You can take that to the bank.
I would also like to know why Washington DC has a recovery rate to death ratio of 14:1 while the rest of America is running 2:1 - 3:1
CA
COVID-19 by the Numbers
As of March 31, 2020, there are a total of 8,155 positive cases and 171 deaths in California.
Ages of all confirmed positive cases:
Age 0-17: 90 cases
Age 18-49: 4,137 cases
Age 50-64: 2,131 cases
Age 65 and older: 1,764 cases
Unknown/Missing: 33 cases
Gender of all confirmed positive cases:
Female: 3,753 cases
Male: 4,267 cases
Unknown: 135 cases
https://www.cdph.ca.gov/Programs/CID/DCDC/Pages/Immunization/ncov2019.aspx
It’s meaningless because they can still catch the virus. What you look for is the saturation point or what people call BoomerRemover. When the medical system gets overwhelmed, they just let people die.
But you are not talking massive #’s of deaths and if you are not in a urban area, you have less chances of infection. For instance, new fatalities % in New York state from March 31 to Apr 1 = 43.16%
Not necessarily. Dougherty County, GA is rural and has one of the highest infection rates and fatality rates (per capita) in the world.
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