Posted on Nov 12, 2020
The Russian provinces buckling under Covid-19
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Covid-19 infection rates are now surging again in Russia and this time the poorer provinces are being hit the hardest. In northern regions like Arkhangelsk patients have been forced to sleep on benches and in corridors and ambulance crews are overwhelmed.
Health workers in Russia are usually wary of sounding critical, but now they are reaching breaking point and are speaking out about their challenges.
Health workers in Russia are usually wary of sounding critical, but now they are reaching breaking point and are speaking out about their challenges.
The Russian provinces buckling under Covid-19
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel thanks for the most informative read and share. This disease ain't no joke, thanks for sharing a different perspective of the world.
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Republican Governors Around the Country Are Failing as Badly as the President* Did
In Texas, South Dakota, and beyond, the COVID-19 situation is deteriorating.
One million people in Texas have contracted COVID-19. One. Million. People.
They are running out of hospital beds. They are running out of room in their morgues. They are running out of room in the refrigeration trucks. They are shipping bodies around the state because the funeral homes are swamped. And, in El Paso, with all this, a group of restaurateurs is suing a local judge for "exceeding his authority" in ordering a county-wide shutdown. The attorney general of the state of Texas has joined that lawsuit.
https://www.esquire.com/news-politics/a34647400/texas-covid-19-surge-south-dakota-florida/
In Texas, South Dakota, and beyond, the COVID-19 situation is deteriorating.
One million people in Texas have contracted COVID-19. One. Million. People.
They are running out of hospital beds. They are running out of room in their morgues. They are running out of room in the refrigeration trucks. They are shipping bodies around the state because the funeral homes are swamped. And, in El Paso, with all this, a group of restaurateurs is suing a local judge for "exceeding his authority" in ordering a county-wide shutdown. The attorney general of the state of Texas has joined that lawsuit.
https://www.esquire.com/news-politics/a34647400/texas-covid-19-surge-south-dakota-florida/
Republican Governors Around the Country Are Failing as Badly as the President* Did
In Texas, South Dakota, and beyond, the COVID-19 situation is deteriorating.
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Rounding out the top five, just for the heck of it:
1. Texas 1,010,364 cases
2. California 991,162
3. Florida 852,174
4. New York 536,145
5. Illinois 511,183
So, Hooah, looks like this ain't exactly a Red State Problem.
But there is a pattern... all of those states have in common that they are dominated by big blue urban centers.
Get real, man. The actual reason these states have high stats is that they have a lot of people stacked in top of each other, with a secondary vector due to the presence of one or more major transportation hubs.
Further, I would point out that such statistics were largely ignored by the left for most of the course of this pandemic until they could point to a red state and say "SEE!, Their policies are failing".
It wasn't that long ago that we were being told that the health care system in NY and NJ and New Orleans were going to collapse under the weight of Covid cases. No doubt, there will be an outpouring of federal resources to combat the problem, just like there was elsewhere.
1. Texas 1,010,364 cases
2. California 991,162
3. Florida 852,174
4. New York 536,145
5. Illinois 511,183
So, Hooah, looks like this ain't exactly a Red State Problem.
But there is a pattern... all of those states have in common that they are dominated by big blue urban centers.
Get real, man. The actual reason these states have high stats is that they have a lot of people stacked in top of each other, with a secondary vector due to the presence of one or more major transportation hubs.
Further, I would point out that such statistics were largely ignored by the left for most of the course of this pandemic until they could point to a red state and say "SEE!, Their policies are failing".
It wasn't that long ago that we were being told that the health care system in NY and NJ and New Orleans were going to collapse under the weight of Covid cases. No doubt, there will be an outpouring of federal resources to combat the problem, just like there was elsewhere.
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Sgt Jim Belanus
our Gov. Is doing an excellent job as far as I'm concerned and no amount of ragging is going to cure this. Maybe the vacination will help, but people have to be aware of the situation and protect themselves.
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