JC2 wrote:
Wonder how many of the naysayers/non-believers would be willing to take their family camping in NY, GA, CA and other high risk areas. :R
Just did this past weekend
Not saying Im a naysayer or non-believer... I just believe in reasonable precautions. We were better socially distanced camping than here in town.
For a different perspective, see what the illustrious governor of New York recently said
With everything weโve done โ closed schools, closed businesses, everybody shelter at home, all the precautions about where a mask, where gloves, etc. โ you still had 600 new cases that walked in the door yesterday,โ Gov. Andrew Cuomo said. โWhere are those new cases still coming from, because weโve done everything we have to close down? How are you still generating 600 new cases every day?โ
In trying to answer why patients keep being brought in and what their backgrounds are, a stunning finding jumped out. That shocking detail: Of all the places patients come from, like nursing homes and so on, most โ 66% โ were said to be social distancing at home.
The three day survey looked at 113 hospitals, getting back more than 1,200 responses
Not only does the results suggest they were not in subways, in taxis, for-hire vehicles, or otherwise on public, it finds that they left their houses not at all.
Eighty four percent were at home, literally. Were they working? No. They were retired or they were unemployed,โ Cuomo said.
When you take away the percentages of those not working or retired you are left with just 17%, including essential workers in close contact with the public.
โWe were thinking maybe we were going to find a higher percentage of essential employees who were getting sick because they were going to work. That these may be nurses, doctors, transit workers. Thatโs not the case, and they were predominantly at home,โ Cuomo said.
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