Been pretty steady no significant peak, covid percentage has increased but not in a significant enough way to affect overall capacity that the hospitals have adjusted for. Of course it increased once the hospitals opened back up to the steady level it is now.
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Do you think that Disney world will reclose its gates due to the rising number of COVID cases in Florida and around the country?
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yes some are
DVCakaCarlF
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Our area could use the economic boost, so I’m glad he’s coming back to Charlotte.
Must be the same issue in AZ and TX
DVCakaCarlF
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I’m sure in certain areas...Must be the same issue in AZ and TX
schuelma
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He isn't. His speech is going to be online.
schuelma
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DVCakaCarlF
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Freedom isn’t subtle.
kong1802
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I saw that imprinted on a pair of jorts the other day....
Two days ago the Sheriff said that he has not gotten the resources needed to provide protection for the convention. The mayor said he would bring the issue before the City council. They considered all of the pros and cons and voted against having the convention.
hopemax
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So speaking of...the CEO of one of the affected labs has responded.
COVID-19 testing nonprofit CEO: Florida Department of Health reporting inaccurate results
PANAMA CITY — A nonprofit that administers COVID-19 tests in Bay County has alleged that the Florida Department of Health has reported inaccurate
www.newsherald.com
He wrote a letter to the media on June 28th because he was concerned that the State was misrepresenting their lack of negative numbers as the lab's fault, when the state never requested the info until June 8th. But the kicker is, that the CEO also says that they have had more *positive* results than the state has reported.
Here is the letter
PanCare statement on COVID testing
PanCare of Florida would like to clear up any misconceptions regarding our COVID-19 testing data as it appears that...
www.gadsdentimes.com
Obviously, better data collection, is always the goal. Just be prepared that it works both ways, regarding errors. The FL DOH Dashboard, all of the Dashboards, for better or worse, is what we've got. So people are going to continue to use them.
Miss Bella
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Thanks for restating the obvious.
oceanbreeze77
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The big deal is not just in cancelling Jacksonville, they are making the whole event virtual, that's a big deal.
oceanbreeze77
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where are you seeing this???
Miss Bella
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We've been steady. No real increase may be a slight decrease. Of course, I haven't been there since the weekend and I'm not back until this weekend. No one is calling me at 430 am begging me to work so that's a good sign.
Isn't it the case that only about 25% of the patients in Florida hospitals are Covid. I feel like the percentage is a lot higher here, but I work in a hard-hit community. I can't seem to find stats on that.
DisneyDebRob
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Just checking in today and I can see Florida is doing great again!
Been around 20-25% fairly steady , higher in South Florida of course
Actually trending better yes in a lot of leading indicators
I don't think they could possibly find another location at this point, so there is no other choice.
DisneyDebRob
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Reading the thread here daily I thought South Florida was the problem not anywhere else. Wonder why they cancelled.