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To: bort

Total Cases
1,227
Positive Florida Residents
1,147
Positive Non-Florida Residents
80
Tested/Isolated in Florida
Florida Deaths
18 (1.19% death rate)
Monitoring
1,237

Of 67 counties, several counties have 0 cases, most counties
have single digit cases, one county has 263...the rest less than 50 each.

source Florida Dept. of Health website https://fdoh.maps.arcgis.com/apps/opsdashboard/index.html#/8d0de33f260d444c852a615dc7837c86

Not aware of any hospitals overrun, no dead piling up, etc.


18 posted on 03/23/2020 3:27:53 PM PDT by ripnbang ("An armed man is a citizen, an unarmed man, a subject.")
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To: ripnbang

Great info. Doesn’t sound like the Bubonic Plague has hit Florida!


39 posted on 03/23/2020 3:35:57 PM PDT by bort
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To: ripnbang
Florida's numbers might rise because half of New York is setting there sights on immigrating to the Sunshine State

At least Gov. DeSantis is trying to quarantine New York "immigrants" for two weeks, may not pass Constitutional muster though.
78 posted on 03/23/2020 3:55:46 PM PDT by rollo tomasi
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To: ripnbang

There are 3500 counties in the United States. The vast majority of cases are in just a few. That being said, all of this is to PREVENT the crash of our HCS.

“Not aware of any hospitals overrun, no dead piling up, etc.”

Seen the video from Wuhan? Lombardy? Starting to get bad in NYC and LA doesn’t even test now. Stay home.


90 posted on 03/23/2020 4:05:27 PM PDT by calenel (Don't panic. Prepare and be vigilant. Join the war effort. On the human side.)
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To: ripnbang

That 1.19% is right in line with the national average. Some people I communicate with on Twitter think the under-60 death percentage will be 0 within a week.


130 posted on 03/23/2020 4:45:47 PM PDT by LS ("Castles made of sand, fall in the sea . . . eventually" (Hendrix))
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To: ripnbang

Unless you’re inside the hospital you won’t know how busy they are as hosptials have no visiting hours and have streamlined everything for whatever is now or ahead.

Once you arrive as a patient you’re in their care on your own....if you take someone to the ER you cannot stay or go in with them.


205 posted on 03/23/2020 7:56:58 PM PDT by caww
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