Are the 131 cases in Fl ? No clarification on the comment.
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Positive Cases of COVID-19
as of 7:00 p.m. ET 3/16/2020 Confirmed Cases in Florida Residents 142 Confirmed by DOH 99 Tested by private labs 43 Characteristics of Florida Resident Cases FL resident diagnosed & isolated out of state* 6 Deaths 5 Cases in Non-Florida Residents 18 Confirmed by DOH 16 Tested by private labs 2 Total Cases Overview 160 Traveled 45 Contact with confirmed case 32 Travel & contact with confirmed case 51 Under Investigation 32 |
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COVID-19 | Florida Department of Health |
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We were reminded that no information is discussed even in the halls, much less to a random person, who then can post any hear say. We also received an email warning immediate dismissal would be warranted, for violating any named or unnamed case. |
"Covid-19" Can it be that simple?
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It can't be that simple - Can it? If not, how else can I get infected?: :spoken: |
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here in lake county |
160 confirmed cases in Florida and probably 1,000s of unconfirmed cases. People walking around with either no symptoms yet, or symptoms they think are allergies or a cold. Seriously, 1,000s.
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Let’s be smart !
Let’s be smart , we need to stay Home so the Virus won’t spread more . It only Makes common sense .
Too many people walking around without knowing they have the virus this is just the beginning . Listen to the Government , you should be happy you hear all these these warnings...... Follow them ! |
Someone stated “end of world”
I would say possibly end of the elderly generation if China continues to limit export of our medications. Several factories there are closed and now there are issues with us continuing to get other antibiotics with are 80 percent of ingredients made from China. They are hitting us when we are vulnerable.
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It seems that there are two extreme reactions that some people are having. One extreme is that people are terrified, buying up toilet paper and hoarding goods. The other is that people think that this is all nothing or some big government conspiracy and are going to try to keep living their lives as if nothing is happening. Both of these positions are going to help this virus to spread. And it will spread. What we can do is to follow the WHO, CDC and administration task force recommendations and wash our hands frequently and stay six feet away from other people. And that is all we can do. The fact that some people aren't going to do this is what is going to make it spread faster. |
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#2, we have anti-viral medications that are very effective against most common strains of influenza. In spite of that we have had at least 12,000 and possibly as many as 30,000 deaths from the flu. We have no medications what whatsoever to fight against CoVid-19. If we don't start taking preventative measures who knows how many will die? #3, When a person contracts the flu, symptoms usually show up immediately. The person that gets it takes actions to get medications and stay away from friends and family. When CoVid-19 is contracted, symptoms don't show up for up to two weeks. Although we currently know how many cases have been reported of CoVid-19, we really have no idea how many people in this country have it right now. It could be in the millions. Every person that you see is a possible carrier. This is very different from the flu. It is different from the H1N1 (Swine Flu ) that went around a few years ago. This is the worst threat to us as a people since the 1918 pandemic where 1/3 of the world's population became infected and 50 million died. Lastly, we don't know what the long term affects of this disease. While it's true that most people that contract it have flu like symptoms for a week or so, we don't know if those people are permanently affected. Will they become immune to it in the future or will it recur in them every year? This is not like the influenza that we see every year. It is very, very different. |
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The reason that the flu doesn't threaten us every year like it did in 1918 is because vaccinations and medications have been developed to prevent it. Of course they didn't have the communication systems in 1918 that we have now, but I wonder if some people were saying, "We're nowhere near a pandemic at this point" back then? |
Just think of the reporting and accumulation lag time in 1918.
We have a blessing/curse of almost instantaneous availability. |
Speaking of martial law, what does it take in this country to declare martial law? Can the president do this on his own or does it need to be an act of congress?
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I did not accuse YOU of misinformation, just a large number of posts on this subject And BTW, I know Tony Fauci, do you????? |
If you are concerned about businesses and amenities staying open you can just stay away. Please don't try to force your views and concerns on others!
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So how do you impose this quarantine? Who do you test and not test? How many times do you test? When people begin to starve do you lift the quarantine? Why is it okay to hoard from other citizens but if you raise prices in a crisis you are fined and could be arrested? Why are politicians speaking to the country and not Drs? With all the modern communication, data collection ability and ability to share data why can we not get a 95% correct reporting?
Have about a million more questions, what ifs, how do we get there and so on. Most of the talk here does nothing and is highly suspect on truth and fact. Be safe, follow basic intelligent medical practices and make decisions on your needs. Understand that everyone is different and can make choices that are best for themselves that does not hurt others. Personally not afraid of the virus but extremely more worried about being a carrier that causes harm to others. |
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I'm afraid that this kind of looks like another case of reckless misinformation or rumor-mongering regarding the COVID-19 virus. :shocked: |
At some point we will have to set aside the debate(s) of what was or wasn't.
And join the here and now and offer more dialogue of how we can all help make the suppression of the virus work. The actions the government has taken and will take are nothing more than common sense.....however as we all know there is too high of a percent of those who will not implement the common sense, hence enforcement becomes a necessity. Then and only then will the beaches and bars and streets be cleared and maintained. Check the cameras on the squares....they are 99% empty. We, for the most part, have a vested interest and comply. I wish there were cameras on the beaches, the view is probably much different. As on the news yesterday a mother with her school break children said they had no intention of cancelling. They were not worried because they were healthy and younger. ....that is why martial enforcement becomes necessary ....for the selfish/stupid/inconsiderate!! |
Moments ago I received an email from The Villages entitled "An Important Message from Our Chief Medical Officer Regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19)." The message further explains why none have yet to test positive in The Villages. I'll quote directly from the email.
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The Florida Department of Health has some interesting statistics regarding testing. Here are the numbers. Total Tests Performed = 2004 Positive Results = 192 Negative Results = 940 Results Still Pending = 872 If you add Positive Results and Negative Results together you get the total number of tests performed and resolved. That number is 1132 of which 192 were positive for positive results rate of 17%. If you apply that to the 872 results still pending the expectation would be about 148 more would test positive, without a single new test being performed. Of course one of the theories is that the more testing gets done the lower that percentage of positives will be. At least with the limited data I have, not only is that theory not supported but the reverse is true. Yesterday I noted the above figures as follows. Total Tests Performed = 1824 Positive Results = 160 Negative Results = 816 Results Still Pending = 848 So if you do the subtraction on this between yesterday and today an additional 156 tests were resolved. Of these 32 were positive. That's positive test rate of 20.5%. So the most recent tests resolved are actually above the overall positive test rate. If the more recent data is used then the expected positives for the 872 results still pending is about 179 more positives without a single additional test being performed. That's nearly the total number of positives now, without a single additional test being performed. |
Hmmmm? This is confusing.
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2- Also the entire article is about how in the 80s, Chinese workers came over to work in sweatshops for high end fashion designers in Italy. Everything you mentioned in your post has nothing to do with THIS NYer article. Do you have other evidence about a hundred thousand Chinese people coming to Italy and infecting them? I don't think you do. I don't think that's true. Good luck to us all... That's my two cents, it's worth what you paid for it... |
When did Wuhan become Wenshou? The New Yorker article references Wenshou, nearly 900 km from Wuhan.
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CORONA VIRUS EXCLUSIVE: WHY ITALY? - AltNewsMedia Expert: Chinese Scientists Sell Lab Animals as Meat on the Black Market David Vance @DVATW Many Italians in Northern Italy sold their leather goods and textiles companies to China. Italy then allowed 100,000 Chinese from Wuhan/Wenzhou to move to Italy to work in these factories, with direct Wuhan flights. Result: Northern Italy is Europe’s hotspot for Wuhan Coronavirus Image 5:03 AM · Mar 12, 2020·Twitter for iPhone 17.4K Ret |
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Post #8. For Prescience Check...Click Here :D Yo GE, you said you didn't believe anything posted on political sites and yet...this Twitter is from Breitbart. :oops: |
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The virus is airborne for 3 hours
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I would suggest if you must go to a store or bank, go as soon as they open, hoping for the least likelihood of infection preceding you. |
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Northern Italy & Wuhan: Partners for Better or Worse Northern Italy & Wuhan: Partners for Better or Worse - Italy Health China |
Florida DOH just posted its numbers and I have performed a similar analysis to what I did yesterday to determine the percentage of positive tests. Despite many more tests being done, the percentage testing positive jumped from 20.5% to 30%. Here are the numbers.
Total Tested = 2493 (+489 from the day before) Total Positive = 314 (+122) Total Negative = 1225 (+285) Tests Pending = 954 (+82) Adding the positive and negative gains together yields 407 tests resolved between yesterday and today. Of those 122 were positive, so 30% of those tests resolved between yesterday and today were positive. That number yesterday from the day before was 20.5%. Yesterday the overall average was 17%. That's now been pulled up 20%. If we apply the most recent figure of 30% to the 954 pending tests, then about 286 of those pending tests would come up positive without a single additional test being performed. Notably more tests are being performed. The figure today jumped 489 from yesterday. Whereas yesterday jumped only 180 from the day before it. So more than double the tests are getting done. Much more are being resolved too. The test resolved increase of 407 today compares to just 156 for the day before, again much more than double. |
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