COVID-19 Pandemic (Coronavirus)
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I went too... 3 weeks ago. Fun as shyt.. Pool was open but I just sat by it with company. I stayed at Cosmo so I really ain't have to leave. Lil shyt I needed I had delivered from Amazon to hotel, and got fifths delivered. Masks everywhere... Even did dinner, masks until you got to your social distanced seatis it any fun? obviously its not the normal experience
i had end of august and end of october planned, i figured i'd go in october but im prolly gonna cancel august
just for a fukkin change of scenery at this point, i havent done shyt in months
CreepyMcCreeperson
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https://www.wlwt.com/article/dewine...least-91-others-after-single-service/33519640
DeWine: Churchgoer spreads coronavirus to at least 91 others after single service
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine is sending a letter to churches, synagogues and mosques in the state reminding them of health guidelines after one churchgoer spread COVID-19 to at least 91 people after a single service.
DeWine said during his briefing Tuesday that the letter will share ways to better protect their worshippers following the outbreak.
The governor detailed the case study, showing a 56-year-old man attended a church service in an Ohio County on June 14. In the weeks following the service, 91 people from five counties ranging from 1-year-old to 67 years old, developed symptoms of COVID-19.
"Our religious faiths are at the core of our great state and country. However, it is vital that to control the spread of the virus that any time people gather together, including for religious services, that everyone wear masks, practice social distancing, wash hands, and also while indoors, making sure there is good ventilation and airflow," DeWine said.
The governor detailed three other examples within family and friend groups that led to the spread of COVID-19.
One example was a son living with his father who was in hospice care. The son had a cough, thinking it was bronchitis, had family members come visit. Five family members later tested positive for COVID-19, including a great-nephew.
The great-nephew then had a party where someone also tested positive. Since the party, two people including a child have tested positive and 17 others are being monitored for symptoms.
DeWine also noted an outbreak following a wedding where the brother of the groom was symptomatic but attended the ceremony and reception. Later, 15 people got sick, including the bride, groom and grandfather. Someone who tested positive for COVID-19 attended the bridal shower and the virus spread to several others. DeWine said there are now six confirmed cases and six households impacted by the outbreak.
DeWine is reminding people to show people love by 'protecting them.'
"We are continuing to have a spread problem because of informal gatherings among families and friends. We all have to remember that just because it is your family or your friends, they could still be carrying the virus and not know it," DeWine said. "The truth is, it’s easier to be scared of a stranger than a friend. Maintaining social distance and not gathering together might feel like you are not being friendly, but it’s really a sign of friendship and love. It shows that you want to protect them from getting sick."
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DeWine: Churchgoer spreads coronavirus to at least 91 others after single service
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine is sending a letter to churches, synagogues and mosques in the state reminding them of health guidelines after one churchgoer spread COVID-19 to at least 91 people after a single service.
DeWine said during his briefing Tuesday that the letter will share ways to better protect their worshippers following the outbreak.
The governor detailed the case study, showing a 56-year-old man attended a church service in an Ohio County on June 14. In the weeks following the service, 91 people from five counties ranging from 1-year-old to 67 years old, developed symptoms of COVID-19.
"Our religious faiths are at the core of our great state and country. However, it is vital that to control the spread of the virus that any time people gather together, including for religious services, that everyone wear masks, practice social distancing, wash hands, and also while indoors, making sure there is good ventilation and airflow," DeWine said.
The governor detailed three other examples within family and friend groups that led to the spread of COVID-19.
One example was a son living with his father who was in hospice care. The son had a cough, thinking it was bronchitis, had family members come visit. Five family members later tested positive for COVID-19, including a great-nephew.
The great-nephew then had a party where someone also tested positive. Since the party, two people including a child have tested positive and 17 others are being monitored for symptoms.
DeWine also noted an outbreak following a wedding where the brother of the groom was symptomatic but attended the ceremony and reception. Later, 15 people got sick, including the bride, groom and grandfather. Someone who tested positive for COVID-19 attended the bridal shower and the virus spread to several others. DeWine said there are now six confirmed cases and six households impacted by the outbreak.
DeWine is reminding people to show people love by 'protecting them.'
"We are continuing to have a spread problem because of informal gatherings among families and friends. We all have to remember that just because it is your family or your friends, they could still be carrying the virus and not know it," DeWine said. "The truth is, it’s easier to be scared of a stranger than a friend. Maintaining social distance and not gathering together might feel like you are not being friendly, but it’s really a sign of friendship and love. It shows that you want to protect them from getting sick."
This content is imported from Twitter. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site.
Yup..
This is in response to the above doctors thread
Yea, fukk this country, if the opportunity ever comes
Malik1time
What you looking at?
Placer County always trying to challenge state orders 
Saw a fukkin flag football practice at this field. What yall in a huddle for???I really hope there's no football this season. Maybe that's the only way these people will understand the consequences of not taking this shyt serious.
Regardless Fall 2020 is gonna be a clusterfukk. I'm staying my ass home.
What blows my mind is that we have everything at our disposal to stay entertained at home yet folks wanna be outside doing god knows what. I see more kids outside nowadays than I did prior to covid
Folks in this country are rebels without a cause. Just defying logic just cause.
Youseenmywork
KING
Son Goku
Great Sage Equalling Heaven
Our positive COVID cases only up 125% or so in July (as compared to 510% from May to June).
We was like 'is it because we're getting a handle on shyt' or it is 'because we're simply not testing folks like that anymore'?
Florida cases still wilding although the local area case are not zooting anymore.
Safe safe coli brehs. (Shoutout my Florida crew.
)
We was like 'is it because we're getting a handle on shyt' or it is 'because we're simply not testing folks like that anymore'?
Florida cases still wilding although the local area case are not zooting anymore.
Safe safe coli brehs. (Shoutout my Florida crew.
)
