www.worldometers.info
This tracker takes snapshots from the dashboard.Actually I'm seeing 979 cases today based on the graph here ( May 20th)
Where are you seeing 1411?
Texas COVID - Coronavirus Statistics - Worldometer
Texas COVID-19 Coronavirus update by county with statistics and graphs: total and new cases, deaths per day, current active cases, recoveries, historical data, trends, projections, and timeline.
covidtracking.com
I'm now curious how antibody test results have been mixed with covid19 tests. Were positive antibody tests marked as new cases or address to recovered.
I don't see return to lockdown happening in the US, unless hospitals in some area get to previous NY/Italy levels and even then the lockdown would be very localized. I could see a State maybe going from Phase 2 or 3 and dropping back a level, but not to lockdown. That's been my assumption for months, and nothing about how the US is acting has changed that opinion, in fact it's looking more likely to be the case imo.
They send my wife an email to resume coaching girls kid softball. There was a 4 page social distancing guideline. I said some/most people would never take the recommendation seriously.
rest assured if there is a way to monkey with the numbers, the red states surely are.
I was talking in general terms about a State dropping back a level if needed, which might mean e.g. gyms get closed down again. For TX specifically, I think it's very very unlikely the entire State will drop a level. Which means more risk on the ground. Why plan for unnecessary travel pre-vaccine?
All of the above.
"Part"?
More like "Sick Willie's", am I right?
And they're getting called out on it now. They mentioned they'll be separating the numbers going forward.
If shit gets real bad again, at least some blue states will close again. Red states...
Current numbers according to a quick google search is that there have been 328,000 deaths worldwide from covid19. US leads it at 93,806.
No way would I be traveling to the place with literally the most death.
If there's one thing I trust republicans to do, it's to stop being shady corrupt fucks when called out for it.
Yeah it's not good. Lots of countries over 30 deaths per 100k, with others sure to follow soon.Current numbers according to a quick google search is that there have been 328,000 deaths worldwide from covid19. US leads it at 93,806.
No way would I be traveling to the place with literally the most death.
If there's one thing I trust republicans to do, it's to stop being shady corrupt fucks when called out for it.
Yeah she is having a tough time but ultimately decided not to do it.
If shit gets real bad again, at least some blue states will close again. Red states...
Current numbers according to a quick google search is that there have been 328,000 deaths worldwide from covid19. US leads it at 93,806.
No way would I be traveling to the place with literally the most death.
If there's one thing I trust republicans to do, it's to stop being shady corrupt fucks when called out for it.
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www.texastribune.org
It's all been solved.
Gov. Greg Abbott lifted air travel restrictions into Texas for those coming from states and major cities that have been considered COVID-19 hot spots. The change will take effect immediately, Abbott announced Thursday.
The governor implemented air travel restrictions as part of his executive orders in late March. Travelers who came from specified states and some major cities had to undergo a mandatory 14-day self-quarantine.
The governor implemented the same restriction for drivers coming from Louisiana, but that restriction was previously lifted.
The air travel restrictions applied to visitors from the states of California, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey and Washington. Travelers from Atlanta, Chicago, Detroit and Miami had the same restrictions, according to the release.
The announcement is the latest eased restriction in a series of statewide reopenings. Abbott let Texas' stay-at-home order expire at the end of April. He's since reopened businesses like restaurants, malls and hair salons with some restrictions and occupancy limits.
On Monday, the governor announced that child care facilities could reopen immediately, bars can open Friday with limited occupancy and sporting events can return without fans at the end of the month.
Gov. Greg Abbott lifts coronavirus restrictions for travelers from New York, Georgia and other hot spots
Travelers coming to Texas from select major states and cities previously had to undergo a mandatory 14-day self-quarantine.
Yep. With Juarez right on the other side of the border of El Paso they are currently sitting at 160 deaths with over 700 cases, but that would mean that the mortality rate is extremely high, which means that the number of cases is being unbelievably under reported. But with no means to get more tests done and a less than favorable healthcare system there's not much they can do at this point.
Texas is low key getting to that point. I heard in the news yesterday that icu beds are 70% full right now. Before the re-opening it was around 50% full
according to the link I posted at the top of the page, 1856 cases were added today, but with the link just 2 posts below it posted by Lathentar there were 945 cases added today. Quite the difference and I'm surprised there is such a vast disparity between trackers.
It appears the numbers from the site I posted match the numbers from worldometers yesterday.
