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Now in that link we have the actual tests done in New York state. The total number is about 200.

That is really interesting because at yesterday’s press conference someone asked Gov. Cuomo “How many tests have we done in New York state?”

His answer—wait for it—

“Hundreds”

Hmmmm. I don’t know, do you think two hundred is “hundreds”? ;-)

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more on NY

Koppel, an 84-year-old Holocaust survivor, is among the 1,000 people who have been told to quarantine themselves in Westchester. She has lived in her home for the last 33 years; it’s just three doors down from the synagogue.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/medical/around-4000-new-yorkers-are-being-told-to-self-quarantine-an-84-year-old-woman-who-had-contact-with-a-coronavirus-patient-describes-what-its-like/ar-BB10ShKM?ocid=spartanntp

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Indiana—This is very ugly.

They tested a total of two cases, both tests were positive.

In both cases the individuals came forward after they had symptoms (which gave them plenty of time to infect their fellow Indiana citizens who infected others who infected others).

Both of the individuals knew to come forward because they had attended the now legendary Biogen conference in Boston.

Expect Indiana to have an explosion of cases, which they won’t be able to detect since they totally lost control of the community spread.

In this case it is not their fault—they just drew the short straw.