West Virginia
Related: About this forumGov. Justice, Hoyer warn cold weather, variants, flu threaten W.Va. hospitals
CHARLESTON West Virginia officials are concerned the combination of colder temperatures, low vaccination and booster rates, the delta and omicron variants of COVID-19 and the flu will make this winter a difficult time for the state and its hospitals.
Hospitalizations and other statistics are already cause for concern, said James Hoyer, leader of the states Joint Interagency Task Force for COVID-19 and vaccines.
Any time we get above 60 daily admissions of COVID patients across our hospital systems, we know thats putting our hospitals in a detrimental position, he said during Gov. Jim Justices online briefing Thursday. (Wednesdays) number was 82.
Across West Virginia, there were 602 people hospitalized with complications from the virus Thursday, with 208 in intensive care units and 126 on ventilators.
Read more: https://www.journal-news.net/journal-news/gov-justice-hoyer-warn-cold-weather-variants-flu-threaten-w-va-hospitals/article_e4da807a-0808-5538-8d89-fa97f63d6612.html
(Martinsburg Journal)
underpants
(195,598 posts)One of the patriarchs died and basically all the in-fights seem to be over. The big bosses buried the hatchet before the one died. This would probably be a really grand affair. If Justice is saying this Im afraid we probably shouldnt make the trip.
luvs2sing
(2,234 posts)He and his wife are vaxxed and boostered, but they still caught it. He has a myriad of health issues, including an organ transplant. He was admitted Saturday and is holding his own, but still very sick. I am very worried for his recovery.
