DC: First COVID-19 Case Confirmed

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:From what I have heard, our school which is going on spring break in a couple of weeks, may be starting online classes next week...as an asthmatic, I am VERY thankful for this. I hope all other schools do the same and maybe we really can start to gain control of the situation.

Can you say more? Private, DCPS, or charter?

[Anonymous]

https://www.fox5dc.com/news/3-students-at-stoddert-elementary-in-dc-asked-to-self-quarantine-amid-coronavirus-concerns

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:From what I have heard, our school which is going on spring break in a couple of weeks, may be starting online classes next week...as an asthmatic, I am VERY thankful for this. I hope all other schools do the same and maybe we really can start to gain control of the situation.

The only thing out of control in this country is the panic.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:From what I have heard, our school which is going on spring break in a couple of weeks, may be starting online classes next week...as an asthmatic, I am VERY thankful for this. I hope all other schools do the same and maybe we really can start to gain control of the situation.

The only thing out of control in this country is the panic.

Go lick some doorknobs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:From what I have heard, our school which is going on spring break in a couple of weeks, may be starting online classes next week...as an asthmatic, I am VERY thankful for this. I hope all other schools do the same and maybe we really can start to gain control of the situation.

The only thing out of control in this country is the panic.

Go lick some doorknobs.

Enjoy your isolation. I hope you have enough bottled water and toilet paper for the long road ahead.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Press conference with the mayor at 4:00pm

https://twitter.com/MayorBowser/

Link or recap?

Festivals and cherry blossom are still a go. Pushing that there are limited cases and no need for concern.

They REALLY care about people.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:From what I have heard, our school which is going on spring break in a couple of weeks, may be starting online classes next week...as an asthmatic, I am VERY thankful for this. I hope all other schools do the same and maybe we really can start to gain control of the situation.

The only thing out of control in this country is the panic.

Go lick some doorknobs.

Enjoy your isolation. I hope you have enough bottled water and toilet paper for the long road ahead.

Enjoy your exposure. Once your lungs swell you will sing different song.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:https://www.fox5dc.com/news/3-students-at-stoddert-elementary-in-dc-asked-to-self-quarantine-amid-coronavirus-concerns

This is funny bit:

They have not indicated whether the children have been diagnosed as having the coronavirus.

Yes, we know, they probably just needed a haircut.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Press conference with the mayor at 4:00pm

https://twitter.com/MayorBowser/

Link or recap?

Festivals and cherry blossom are still a go. Pushing that there are limited cases and no need for concern.

They REALLY care about people.

Holy hell. She has not watched a single report from Wuhan, much less a video. She must not have seen apartment doors being welded shut, and bodybags lining the streets. She can't possibly have heard the phonecall recording of the freaked out and furious crematorium manager. Why isn't anyone paying attention to how quick and how bad this all goes and hoping to stop it? How can she possibly not cancel the Festival? That is completely nuts.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Would they test if someone had contact with a parishioner from Christ Church?

Nope. The Govt won’t even test a Christ Church employee who works closely with the infected rector or partner/spouse of the infected Christ Church organist.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Press conference with the mayor at 4:00pm

https://twitter.com/MayorBowser/

Link or recap?

Festivals and cherry blossom are still a go. Pushing that there are limited cases and no need for concern.

They REALLY care about people.

Holy hell. She has not watched a single report from Wuhan, much less a video. She must not have seen apartment doors being welded shut, and bodybags lining the streets. She can't possibly have heard the phonecall recording of the freaked out and furious crematorium manager. Why isn't anyone paying attention to how quick and how bad this all goes and hoping to stop it? How can she possibly not cancel the Festival? That is completely nuts.

I agree it should be cancelled but we’re body bags really lining the streets in Wuhan?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Press conference with the mayor at 4:00pm

https://twitter.com/MayorBowser/

Link or recap?

Festivals and cherry blossom are still a go. Pushing that there are limited cases and no need for concern.

They REALLY care about people.

Holy hell. She has not watched a single report from Wuhan, much less a video. She must not have seen apartment doors being welded shut, and bodybags lining the streets. She can't possibly have heard the phonecall recording of the freaked out and furious crematorium manager. Why isn't anyone paying attention to how quick and how bad this all goes and hoping to stop it? How can she possibly not cancel the Festival? That is completely nuts.

I agree it should be cancelled but we’re body bags really lining the streets in Wuhan?

Those videos were never verified.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:From what I have heard, our school which is going on spring break in a couple of weeks, may be starting online classes next week...as an asthmatic, I am VERY thankful for this. I hope all other schools do the same and maybe we really can start to gain control of the situation.

The only thing out of control in this country is the panic.

and Coronavirus

[Anonymous]

So honestly, what are we supposed to do with a symptomatic family member? I’m the pp with a sick spouse, who has travelled twice in the past few weeks and has a fever and dry cough. We have two school age kids. Are we all supposed to isolate?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So honestly, what are we supposed to do with a symptomatic family member? I’m the pp with a sick spouse, who has travelled twice in the past few weeks and has a fever and dry cough. We have two school age kids. Are we all supposed to isolate?

Yes.