Posted on 03/27/2020 11:11:12 AM PDT by Oldeconomybuyer
Fire up the crematoriums!
Exactly. Idiotic and unnecessary post. But that is the quality of FR for the last three years.
Dr. Ferguson who started the panic now says most of the people who succumb would have died within a year anyway.
The correction question is not, “What family member would you sacrifice to save the economy?” The correct question is “How much debt do you want to saddle your children and grandchildren with to extend your life a few months?”
Jane - I would never live in that (currently)commie city.
I can see what is happening and the theatrics that the media has used for the past 3 years to include standing in puddles claiming they are being flooded and the reporter wearing a hazmat suit with respirator and the cameraman 6 feet away from that reporter wearing no personal protective gear.
How many bodies have they put in the temporary morgues? Do you know? How many bodies can the handle in NYC morgues?
1500 in the entire USA have been listed(with or without autopsy) as dying from the corona virus. I thin NYC can handle the flow of dead bodies to this point.
My whole point is that this is theatrics for the media.
NYC found a storage of ventilators that were sent there, after 2 days of media outrage that the feds were not sending anything.
Just like Puerto Rico and all the supplies we sent. Warehoused and we were told they never got them, until the truth came out.
Sure the 357 AR-15 sucking fest wound had nothing to do with it...
Oops. Scratch 357...
Ah...got it, so you’re not actually in NYC inspecting morgue space availability.
Here’s some info that I found, with a simple search, regarding NYC morgue capacity...mind you, this is from a couple of days ago....
...Aja Worthy-Davis, a spokesperson for the New York City Office of the Chief Medical Examiner (OCME), said concerns about morgue capacity may be unfounded. In Manhattan alone, she said, OCME’s morgue can store up to 900 bodies. The city has a morgue for each of the five boroughs, she said.
Worthy-Davis told the news outlet that the city has the resources to increase capacity “pretty dramatically,” adding that “If you look back at what we did during 9/11, we have the ability to create mobile stations that allow us to house bodies if we run out of space.”
“All hospitals within the city tend to have small morgue spaces, so it’s possible that with the capacity of hospitals in New York City, there may be an expectation … that they’ll run out of morgue space,” she added.....
https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2020/03/25/report-new-york-city-morgues-near-capacity/
It could be that the NYC hospital/s adding these makeshift morgues anticipate running out of space, quickly, due to small size of their in-house morgues.
And...I agree w/you regarding the ventilators...that’s on the city/DeBlab and Gov.
Someone chewed my head off, last night, for even mentioning that (about the storage ventilators).
Are you suggesting this doesn’t this happen every year with the seasonal flu?
pronounced [’burr - ming - uhm]
much different place, beer is better but bbq not so much.
Birmingham England. It’s still cold there.
I have no idea, as I don’t typically keep up with NYC, or any cities/towns morgue capacities.
Are you suggesting this happens every year, in NYC?
If you have proof/confirmation of that, it would be helpful.
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Not in a UK news source. :)
Expected rise is not a fact. It’s an expectation.
Dude! There is only one Birmingham. It’s in the land of Uncle Sam. (Old English song).
Yep.
Too bad the CDC didn’t see an *expected* rise in the number of test kits and masks that would be needed, for a pandemic, or outbreak :-(
How else to you ‘plan’ for things, without reviewing possibilities and expectations?
Facts? are you sure?
Is this pic fake?
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