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Author RobPosted on 07/12/2020Categories Miscellany

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Previous Previous post: Voice of OC has several excellent pieces on how hospitals are being impacted of COVID19 Orange County, one of which says “state officials said for the first time Wednesday they would soon be publicly disclosing hospital-specific data on a daily basis” …so that will be very revealing information to see if and when it is actually released. In the meantime, the same story also notes this one metric which is fairly disturbing: “OC emergency rooms have seen a large uptick in recent weeks in how often they temporarily close to new patients being delivered by ambulance due to not having capacity, known as “diversion.” Emergency rooms in the county temporarily closed to new ambulance transports for 235 total hours in the week ending Monday due to not having capacity, up significantly from 23 total hours in the full month of April, according to county data.”

Next Next post: So Justin Hart , it would seem that you and “your team” have a bit of work to do. I look forward to your rebuttal tomorrow morning explaining how the fact that children do, in fact, make up a significant percentage of recent COVID-19 infections should have absolutely no bearing on if or how we re-open schools and how we should “just open the schools” because “there’s ZERO reason to do anything otherwise.” —————————————————————- Covid-19 Infections on the Rise in Kids and Teens With School Approaching —————————————————————- “As the school year draws near, children and teens represent a ballooning percentage of Covid-19 cases in the U.S. as the youngest Americans increasingly venture outside their homes and are able to get tested. While the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has long maintained on its website that those younger than 18 make up only 2% of cases, state data paints a much less rosy picture. California and Mississippi, for instance, are recording rates nearing 10% of overall cases. Florida has found that about a third of all children tested there are infected.”

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