FB link?

Anonymous wrote:It is on FB, waiting to start conference.

It can’t be watched outside of FB.

the link on her website goes to her meeting with realtors. smh.

It is on FB, waiting to start conference.

Is Bowser press conference at 7:30 online anyhere? not seeing on FB or twitter

Anonymous wrote:DC case appears to be community transmission.

where do you see this reported at?

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Anonymous wrote:Is it still true they have only tested NINE people in DC?

Yes- why do you think it took until now for DC to get it’s first positive. Can’t get positives if you aren’t testing. It’s ridiculous. I’m sure coronavirus is relatively rampant around DC given the nature of heavy public transportation reliance, tourists, residents who travel, and close quarters

If it was rampant with a 20% hospitalization rate and a 2-4% death rate, the hospitals would already be overwhelmed with cases and we would be hearing about the slew of deaths and anecdotal stories from the families of all those hospitalized and dying.

It takes 3-4 weeks for symptoms to get bad enough for people to show up at the hospital. Wait a week or two.

The current mean time from first symptom to hospitalization is 7 days.

sorry, what does that mean? are you saying they should be showing up now? or next week?

Looks like they updated to say they have tested 11 and one positive, one pending. I think this was rapidly escalate.

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Anonymous wrote:First Virginia case too, at Fort Belvoir.

Where’d you see this?

https://twitter.com/ChiefPentSpox/status/1236441295117324289

Jonathan Rath Hoffman
@ChiefPentSpox
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A U.S Marine assigned to Fort Belvoir, VA tested positive today for COVID-19 and is currently being treated at Fort Belvoir Community Hospital. The Marine recently returned from overseas where he was on official business. Secretary Esper and the White House have been briefed.

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Anonymous wrote:Is it still true they have only tested NINE people in DC?

Yes- why do you think it took until now for DC to get it’s first positive. Can’t get positives if you aren’t testing. It’s ridiculous. I’m sure coronavirus is relatively rampant around DC given the nature of heavy public transportation reliance, tourists, residents who travel, and close quarters

If it was rampant with a 20% hospitalization rate and a 2-4% death rate, the hospitals would already be overwhelmed with cases and we would be hearing about the slew of deaths and anecdotal stories from the families of all those hospitalized and dying.

It takes 3-4 weeks for symptoms to get bad enough for people to show up at the hospital. Wait a week or two.

The current mean time from first symptom to hospitalization is 7 days.

Anonymous wrote:First Virginia case too, at Fort Belvoir.

Where’d you see this?

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Anonymous wrote:Is it still true they have only tested NINE people in DC?

Yes- why do you think it took until now for DC to get it’s first positive. Can’t get positives if you aren’t testing. It’s ridiculous. I’m sure coronavirus is relatively rampant around DC given the nature of heavy public transportation reliance, tourists, residents who travel, and close quarters

If it was rampant with a 20% hospitalization rate and a 2-4% death rate, the hospitals would already be overwhelmed with cases and we would be hearing about the slew of deaths and anecdotal stories from the families of all those hospitalized and dying.

It takes 3-4 weeks for symptoms to get bad enough for people to show up at the hospital. Wait a week or two.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is it still true they have only tested NINE people in DC?

Yes- why do you think it took until now for DC to get it’s first positive. Can’t get positives if you aren’t testing. It’s ridiculous. I’m sure coronavirus is relatively rampant around DC given the nature of heavy public transportation reliance, tourists, residents who travel, and close quarters

If it was rampant with a 20% hospitalization rate and a 2-4% death rate, the hospitals would already be overwhelmed with cases and we would be hearing about the slew of deaths and anecdotal stories from the families of all those hospitalized and dying.

First Virginia case too, at Fort Belvoir.

Anonymous wrote:Is it still true they have only tested NINE people in DC?

Yes- why do you think it took until now for DC to get it’s first positive. Can’t get positives if you aren’t testing. It’s ridiculous. I’m sure coronavirus is relatively rampant around DC given the nature of heavy public transportation reliance, tourists, residents who travel, and close quarters