Saturday, March 28, 2020

More Than 9,000 Retired Army Medical Personnel Return to Help Fight Wuhan Coronavirus

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Awesome: More Than 9,000 Retired Army Medical Personnel Return to Help Fight Wuhan Coronavirus

We’re in a state of emergency. The Wuhan coronavirus outbreak has spread to all 50 states. There are over 85,000 cases, and at least 1,200 deaths. New York City accounts for nearly half of the cases, but New Orleans could be the next hotbed. Mardis Gras is to blame. In NYC, the Chinese New Year festivities were also celebrated. In both cases, the risk of exposure is through the roof. All aspects of American industry have mobilized to do their part in combating this disease. My Pillow is shifting gears, making medical masks at a rate of 10k-50k a day. Seventy-five percent of its production capacity will be devoted to this effort. Distilleries are now making hand sanitizer. Apple has a new app that screens for Wuhan virus symptoms and a website that serves as a nerve center for the latest information on the virus as well. The tech giant does stress that this rollout does not serve as a substitute for the many health protocols recommended by experts.

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2 comments:

  1. Not really a comment to this article but Graham county nc is closing off roads and restricting travel. Is that legal without declaring martial law?

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    1. Have to check but they can't block your access to any of the places declared to be open which means you can do about what you want to.

      Restaurants that provide take-out, drive-thru, or delivery
      Grocery stores
      ABC stores and beer and wine stores ( I can only imagine what would happen if he did.)
      Doctors and other healthcare providers
      Pharmacies
      Hardware stores
      Post offices
      Office supply stores
      Gas stations and convenience stores
      Veterinarians and pet supply stores
      Hotels, airlines, buses, taxis, and rideshare services
      Places of worship
      Child care providers (that are following the required NCDHHS procedures)

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