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LeftInTX

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20. I'm surprised San Antonio didn't have a surge from Easter

Reply to Scruffy1 (Reply #14)

Sat May 2, 2020, 09:34 AM

May 2020

We did get a spike because they are in the process of testing everyone at the county jail. The spike was due to asymptomatic cases. The testing at the jail is going slow because there are not enough test kits.

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... In_The_Wind May 2020 #8

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I'm surprised San Antonio didn't have a surge from Easter LeftInTX May 2020 #20

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