Texas Gov. Greg Abbott is imploring residents to stay home as the state grapples with a surge in coronavirus cases and hospitalizations stemming from the disease.
In an interview Tuesday with local CBS affiliate KBTX-TV, Abbott said that Texas would report more than 5,000 cases of COVID-19 from the previous 24-hour period, marking a new high in the state. He added that hospitalizations were also at an all-time high, stressing that the outbreak is “serious.”
“First, we want to make sure that everyone reinforces the best safe practices of wearing a mask, hand sanitization, maintaining safe distance, but importantly, because the spread is so rampant right now, there’s never a reason for you to have to leave your home,” Abbott said. “Unless you do need to go out, the safest place for you is at your home.”
Read more at The Hill.
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duh – where was he all this time
Record number, huh?
Google any 3 digit number then “new cases”. It even (sometimes) works with 4 digits and even 5. I just entered a random number: 5490 “new cases” and it automatically spit out a bunch. Here are some examples:
– Coronavirus cases reach 5,490; 8 additional deaths reported in SC
– 5,490 Filipino migrants already infected with COVID-19
– coronavirus cases reported in Greenville County as total South Carolina cases rise to 5,490
I now tested the same number with 5 digits: 15490 “new cases”
– WHO reported: As of 08 June 2020, there were 15,490 (22.8%) COVID-19 cases with known outcome (closed cases)…
– India confirmed 15,400 new cases.
– In Brazil, according to the National Cancer Institute, in 2016, 15490 new cases.
IF YOU STILL TRUST THEIR CASE SURGES AFTER THIS BOMBSHELL, YOU SHOULD CHECK YOURSELF IN THE PSYCHIATRY AWARD IMMEDIATELY.
There are 899 3-digit numbers and a huge lots of posts on coronavirus cases. Even if we limit to the USA, how many counties there are? How many cities? And every day they post updates.
I do not think you should check into the psychiatric “award”, but rather go back to school and this time pay attention to the teacher.