https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8270849/Emerging-COVID-19-hotspots-small-areas-analysis-finds.html
Posted on 04/30/2020 6:49:12 AM PDT by John W
Wasn’t the initial goal of lockdowns to avoid overwhelming the healthcare systems? Where does that stand?
I give it two more weeks before the natives become restless enough that politicians' heads start appearing on pikes. (Figuratively speaking, of course.)
“Wasn’t the initial goal of lockdowns to avoid overwhelming the healthcare systems? Where does that stand?”
It doesn’t stand, it’s always changing to keep up with the moving goalposts.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8270849/Emerging-COVID-19-hotspots-small-areas-analysis-finds.html
Same here. I gave it to 1 May to see that the polidiots start making excuses to extend and the people start questioning that, and May 15th when the money starts running out as first of the month bills came due.
Another poster on this thread already answered that question.
More models, huh?
No thanks.
Not exactly. Artificial intelligence predicted the outbreaks that did,in fact, happen based on social media posts.
What?
Is there something in particular that you’d like me to notice in this data?
If you’re going to order these lockdowns you need your UI systems in top notch above 100% shape prior to. Not the case in Indiana.
Nope, it is just the data for your State..and apparently there is a high percentage death rate
And yes, Indiana is hit harder than many other states..perhaps due to Biogen Strain...and yes, Marion County hit harder than many other areas of the country for some reason.
Although, Biogen Strain first showed up in a county that surrounds Marion. I think Hendricks
btw, that hospital probably serves more poor than some of the other hospitals which might account for higher death rate...or perhaps...it’s a function of the hospital itself...or both
Here is INdiana with Cass County likely being due to the meat plant
https://www.coronavirus.in.gov/2393.htm
Indiana plans to expand COVID-19 testing to everyone with symptoms
Our hospitals aren’t overwhelmed. Our ICUs statewide still have more than 42% capacity left. Currently only about 18% of ICU capacity is going for CoVid + patients. Our curve has also nose-dived. People are recovering and being released. It’s hard to find exact numbers on recoveries, but I have seen it on a website or two. Sorry, I don’t remember which ones. Most updates have been through yesterday, but some that I looked at are only through the 27th.
I hope Holcomb doesn’t back off. People need to get back to work.
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