VA: First COVID-19 Case Confirmed

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Anonymous wrote:Thirty-one confirmed cases in Fairfax County now. I don’t understand how they can say that “laboratory reporting is increasing” when it’s still impossible to get tested in this area. What am I missing?

I agree. Testing has been pitiful in this area. This is a metro area with lots of international visitors. The numbers are way too low. Virginia Hospital Center is testing some people. How come other major hospitals in the area aren’t? Lack of tests?

It’s doctor dependent. I ordered COVID19 tests on everyone I admitted with a fever. Other docs only tested people who met the CDC guidelines. I don’t know how many tests we have, but I didn’t get any pushback with ordering tests, so it seems like we have plenty at the moment.

Are you in an acute care setting?

I’m in the ER

Thank you! How are y'all doing for PPE?

[Anonymous]

Va governor closed all schools for the school year. Non-essential businesses can remain open if the have 10 patrons or less and clean more with social distsncing.

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Northam is doing a good job at his press conf on right now.

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Anonymous wrote:Va governor closed all schools for the school year. Non-essential businesses can remain open if the have 10 patrons or less and clean more with social distsncing.

Schools closed but not movie theaters, malls, nail salons, etc. RIDICULOUS.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Va governor closed all schools for the school year. Non-essential businesses can remain open if the have 10 patrons or less and clean more with social distsncing.

Schools closed but not movie theaters, malls, nail salons, etc. RIDICULOUS.

I thought he just closed salons and entertainment venues. Restaurants take out delivery only.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Va governor closed all schools for the school year. Non-essential businesses can remain open if the have 10 patrons or less and clean more with social distsncing.

Schools closed but not movie theaters, malls, nail salons, etc. RIDICULOUS.

Incorrect.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Va governor closed all schools for the school year. Non-essential businesses can remain open if the have 10 patrons or less and clean more with social distsncing.

Schools closed but not movie theaters, malls, nail salons, etc. RIDICULOUS.

Incorrect.

I admit, after watching more it does seem he wants to close non essential business though we are not clear exactly what is considered essential yet. And without a shelter-in-place order it is still ridiculous to close schools for the rest of the year.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Va governor closed all schools for the school year. Non-essential businesses can remain open if the have 10 patrons or less and clean more with social distsncing.

Schools closed but not movie theaters, malls, nail salons, etc. RIDICULOUS.

Incorrect.

I admit, after watching more it does seem he wants to close non essential business though we are not clear exactly what is considered essential yet. And without a shelter-in-place order it is still ridiculous to close schools for the rest of the year.

And as per his press conference, Liquor stores and breweries and wineries are considered essential. But apparently not school.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Va governor closed all schools for the school year. Non-essential businesses can remain open if the have 10 patrons or less and clean more with social distsncing.

Schools closed but not movie theaters, malls, nail salons, etc. RIDICULOUS.

Dummy! Theatets, malls and dalons are required to close by end of Tues.

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And as per his press conference, Liquor stores and breweries and wineries are considered essential. But apparently not school.

It's essential that children, including medically fragile children, as well as teachers and staff, be kept safe. That's why the schools are closing. Don't be a dolt.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Va governor closed all schools for the school year. Non-essential businesses can remain open if the have 10 patrons or less and clean more with social distsncing.

Schools closed but not movie theaters, malls, nail salons, etc. RIDICULOUS.

I thought he just closed salons and entertainment venues. Restaurants take out delivery only.

This is correct.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Va governor closed all schools for the school year. Non-essential businesses can remain open if the have 10 patrons or less and clean more with social distsncing.

Schools closed but not movie theaters, malls, nail salons, etc. RIDICULOUS.

I thought he just closed salons and entertainment venues. Restaurants take out delivery only.

This is correct.

Didn’t he say if businesses could not practice social distancing and he said barber shops, salons, massages.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Va governor closed all schools for the school year. Non-essential businesses can remain open if the have 10 patrons or less and clean more with social distsncing.

Schools closed but not movie theaters, malls, nail salons, etc. RIDICULOUS.

I thought he just closed salons and entertainment venues. Restaurants take out delivery only.

This is correct.

I just rewatched the conference. He said personal care services that can not adhere to social distancing like barber shops, spas, massage parlors much close.

[Anonymous]

Salons and barber shops must close for 30 dsys because they cannot by nature social distance. Other non- essential businesses can remain open if they have 10 patrons or less AND they fo social distancing AND they do super cleaning.

[Anonymous]

6 deaths now in VA.

http://www.vdh.virginia.gov/coronavirus/