[LilFarmer]

Some rural areas are getting hit hard. For example, In GA, the hardest hit/highest CFR per capita is Albany in South Georgia, even though Atlanta has more cases.

https://www.wjbf.com/lifestyle/health/coronavirus/more-than-a-third-of-georgia-covid-19-deaths-have-come-out-of-albany-phoebe-officials-asking-for-help/?utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter_CabbageTV

[LilFarmer]

MA

The 100-plus workers who tested positive are at three Boston hospitals:
• Brigham and Women’s Hospital — 45 employees

• Massachusetts General Hospital — 41 employees

• Boston Medical Center — 15 employees

https://www.kctv5.com/coronavirus/more-than-employees-at-boston-hospitals-have-tested-positive-for/article_940400bd-8990-55f3-9977-a257f53d9475.html

[wastoute]

So there is a small hot spot in GA? Let me check the state data. That community may be small enough the state is averaging induction phase.

Yeah, I checked. You are right. Albany is probably putting GA at the inflection point for #new dead right now, entering the exponential phase. Good catch.

[EarlyBird]

In GA, the hardest hit/highest CFR per capita is Albany in South Georgia, even though Atlanta has more cases.

There was a super spreader event in Albany. A funeral or church service. Same as in Rome.

Also happened in Carrollton. Look at how suddenly Carroll county is now in the top 5 of Georgia counties with positive cases.