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OrlandoDem2

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3. That's correct. Also, the percent positive. The Orlando Sentinel reported 94.6% negative.

Reply to beachbumbob (Reply #2)

Sat Jun 13, 2020, 12:13 PM

Jun 2020

That means we were over 5% positive which is a red flag.

Ron DeSantis decided in late May to stop reporting hospitalizations. I wonder why (insert sarcasm)

Imkokalee, FL (SW Fl) near Naples is emerging as a hot spot according to one report I read.

Hospitals in Palm Beach are starting to see an uptick according to a blurb on local news last night.

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3rd consecutive record day for positive COVID rates in FL. [View all] OrlandoDem2 Jun 2020 OP

You play, you pay. n/t Eyeball_Kid Jun 2020 #1

the important data is hospital bed use, ICU and ventilators use, covid positive beachbumbob Jun 2020 #2

That's correct. Also, the percent positive. The Orlando Sentinel reported 94.6% negative. OrlandoDem2 Jun 2020 #3

once we see Florida hospitals over run, then the blame game happens, otherwise data beachbumbob Jun 2020 #4

Publix today Loge23 Jun 2020 #5

These charts should provide a better viewpoint of the data Roland99 Jun 2020 #6

This is good, but I worry the younger people will infect the older ones and we will be back to OrlandoDem2 Jun 2020 #7

That's a huge concern for me, too Roland99 Jun 2020 #8