Texas and Florida on Friday clamped down on businesses to stem the record-breaking spread of the coronavirus.
https://www.cnn.com/2020/06/26/health/us-coronavirus-friday/index.html
Texas and Florida on Friday clamped down on businesses to stem the record-breaking spread of the coronavirus.
https://www.cnn.com/2020/06/26/health/us-coronavirus-friday/index.html
I scoured Fox News and not a single news item about Florida changing its mind. Thats because it didn't and its full steam ahead no matter what commie pukes try to lie about.
The only thing that would have increased cases (and cases don't count) would be all the riots in Miami. Then again Florida is not going backwards.
The only thing that would have increased cases (and cases don't count) would be all the riots in Miami. Then again Florida is not going backwards.
Who knew cases would go up with they gave people their freedom back? Same cellar dwellers can't understand the rise in the number of cases has a strong correlation to the increase in testing. The truth is, the virus will be around and people will get it. Mortality is about the same as the flu. Can't wait until flu season actually starts and the networks report on how many people get the flu everyday. Seems like the states with no lockdown at all are still doing pretty well. Figure that out dunderheads. (read Mango)
Every county of at least a half million population has mandated masks inside any operating business site
All bars and liquor sales in restaurants have been shut down for second time
It's regrettable the hundreds of local officials statewide did not first consult with Rxforum poster rush man so they could realize how they have all been hoaxed
[h=1]Texas hospital CEO: COVID inpatient count 'misinterpreted,' level of alarm 'unwarranted'[/h]
Health officials in Texas are logging every single COVID-19-positive hospital patient in the state as a COVID-19 hospitalization, even if the patients themselves are admitted seeking treatment for something other than the coronavirus.
That policy may be serving to artificially inflate what ostensibly seems like a significant COVID-19 surge in the state. Texas has lately been the focal point of national anxiety over concerns that a "second wave" of the coronavirus has begun there after the state began reopening nearly two months ago.
COVID-19 hospitalizations there have been on a steady upward track for about the last two weeks, per the state's coronavirus dashboard, which on Thursday recorded about 4,400 coronavirus hospitalizations in the state. But at least part of that trend may be due to liberal coding policies by state officials.
Health officials in Texas are logging every single COVID-19-positive hospital patient in the state as a COVID-19 hospitalization, even if the patients themselves are admitted seeking treatment for something other than the coronavirus.
That policy may be serving to artificially inflate what ostensibly seems like a significant COVID-19 surge in the state. Texas has lately been the focal point of national anxiety over concerns that a "second wave" of the coronavirus has begun there after the state began reopening nearly two months ago.
COVID-19 hospitalizations there have been on a steady upward track for about the last two weeks, per the state's coronavirus dashboard, which on Thursday recorded about 4,400 coronavirus hospitalizations in the state. But at least part of that trend may be due to liberal coding policies by state officials.
