Tarrant County(Ft. Worth, TX) Covid19

Tarrant County ^ | 9/30/21 | Tarrant County

[DallasBiff]

Tarrant County Covid-19 statistics.

[DallasBiff]

I monitor this site. I do not know if "new cases" means people who test positive or if it is hospital admissions.

Well about two weeks ago, the number of people being with covid in the hospital beds was around 25 percent, now it is under 20 percent.

[Robert DeLong]

Cases always refers to tested positive. Which is always overinflated due to faulty testing with PCR test that is being replaced in December. Why December and not right away? Because they want to use it as long as possible. That in conjunction with mandates means that they can get more vaccinated hopefully with a vaccine that does not work, but does produce lots of adverse effects.

Time to put fear to rest for something that has a 99% success rate of overcoming if you are not a high risk individual.

[ExTxMarine]

Never, in the history of pandemics has “cases” meant anything at all - PERIOD! In every pandemic before COVID, the only people who were counted were those who exhibited SYMPTOMS and needed some type of treatment!

The “cases” number is nothing but a fear-porn reference to scare people too stupid to do the math and realize that 99+% of those who actually contract and even exhibit symptoms survive!