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Portable morgues-Central Florida Hospitals
Due to a surge in covid 19 hospital deaths and overcapacity at traditional morgues, mobile morgues are being sent to Central Florida hospitals. The epidemic is expected to peak in a few weeks. 90+% of the cases are with the unvaccinated.
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What determines a "surge" in the death rate? I believe that I read that there were 284 Covid related deaths here since this started. Spaced out over a year plus, is that a lot more than usual? Stating the obvious, the infection rate is high but not more than last year, right? Not arguing, just wondering out loud. Then again, the OP stated "Central Florida" and that does encompass a larger area than I am referring to.
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This news item is for the counties surrounding Orlando, not Sumter. There are bodies backlogged in funeral homes and cremation facilities. The morgues at hospitals are at or near capacity and there is no place to store or ship corpses. The state of Florida has an emergency agency that can provide body storage but it can only be activated by the state authorities in an emergency declared by the state. The state has not declared this Covid surge to be an emergency thus the state equipment is not made available.
Instead a local non-governmental group has obtained portable morgues and is making them available to the hospital networks in their service area. FEMA also provides temporary morgues, but again only at the request of state officials, not local ones. Texas ordered FEMA morgues See the story in Newsweek Quote:
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Sumter Co. 284 Lake Co. 663 Marion Co. 996 The need for portable morgues is disturbing, but is primarily a function of how much morgue space they have to begin with. Was it any different after Katrina with 1800 deaths, or a 8.4 California quake????? |
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Morgues are good. They should set up more incinerators too.
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Typical hype to claim there is a huge problem that doesn’t exist. |
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"In an email sent to Florida's emergency managers, the hospital system announced it has "begun utilizing rented, refrigerated coolers at 10 of our campuses throughout Orange, Osceola, Polk, Seminole, & Volusia counties. These coolers are quickly becoming filled also." Advent Health said it believes its morgues are backed up because of a "slowdown at local funeral homes," which is causing the hospitals to have to hold bodies for longer periods. "Because this is happening to hospitals throughout the area, we have been in contact with our regional hospital disaster coalitions and a request for assistance has also been forwarded to the Florida Hospital Association," the email read." If I put in in BOLD hopefully that will help you understand the words in this statement. You might also notice the words "request for assistance". Seems to me that they asked for help, got help, are using the help, and now are saying that the extra morgue units are nearing capacity. But you do your thing. Somehow facts become hype in your mind. Now perhaps that email was made up and your are correct. So you will be returning to post links to evidence of the lack of truth to the statement in the story in Newsweek, also the same story in the Orlando paper but behind a paywall. |
COVID tests and alleged data
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….for those who choose to attend events there. My wife and I used to attend events at Savannah every couple of weeks and had season tickets to The Villages Philharmonic at The Sharon. Sadly, we’ll give up those enjoyable times until the pandemic is better controlled. We’re fully vaccinated, so we’re not staying away as much for our own safety as for those who continue to reject the science and the opportunity to be vaccinated.
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I think the silent majority sees the man behind the curtain in all of this……the super rich who control corporate America… trying to get even richer
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Yikes. Stay safe everyone.
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Wrong
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Masks don't work anyway
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Or at least you know it all should know that masks don't work. |
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Are you saying that you have tickets for sale? :coolsmiley: |
Good to hear
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hospitals everywhere were buying portable morgues 1 1/2 years ago and most ended up being used ZERO. It's been written about. Just ask the VA - tons of these things purchased, mostly now rotting in parking lots
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Where are the morgues?
The following hospitals have been allocated portable morgues:
AdventHealth Halifax Orlando Health Leesburg HCA-East Florida HCA - North Florida Steward Cleveland Clinic Health First |
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Of course they need extra morgues....how could they not....do the math people. Sorry to say, but generally hospitals don't post this type of negative news until it's after the fact. Believe it now, or later....its happening. |
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No more silly talk...its not helpful |
I haven't had the flu in many years because I get a vaccination every year. I received the polio vaccine way back when it was introduced and did not have to suffer the debilitation that disease causes. I get the pneumonia vaccine when required along with the shingles vaccine. When I went into the Army back in 1966 I was given vaccines for cholera, yellow fever, typhoid, and plague which were diseases found in southeast Asia. Those shots weren't optional but I understood the reasoning behind it. I had a bit of trepidation with the Covid vaccination but decided that the possible side effects were far less worrisome than the effects of the disease. If a person decides not to receive the vaccination then that is their decision but they may suffer unpleasant consequences for that decision.
Look at is as cleaning the gene pool. |
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For those of us in the medical profession, Dr Fauci is a knowledgeable, tested and respected national treasurer. He's been on the battle lines of stemming every transmitted disease since the 70's. He has saved more lives than all the sticks and stones thrown at him. God Bless him! Trust Fauci over Ingraham, Carlson or Ivermectin. |
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Kinda explains some of the comments on this site by the vaxxers. |
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