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So you’re against taking measures to stop this virus from spreading worldwide any more than it already has?
Hide Ya Wives, Hide Ya Kids: Worldwide Coronavirus Pandemic!
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Nike closed its worldwide headquarters in Oregon for deep-cleaning after the 1st US coronavirus death
Nike announced Sunday it temporarily closed its corporate headquarters in Beaverton, Oregon in order to deep clean the campus following the first US death from COVID-19 the day prior.
"While we have no information indicating any exposure to Nike employees, out of an abundance of caution, we are conducting a deep cleaning of campus," a Nike spokesperson told KGW, the Portland, Oregon, NBC-affiliated station. "All WHQ buildings and facilities, including fitness centers, will be closed over the weekend."
An elementary school employee in Lake Oswego tested positive for the virus on Friday, becoming the first presumed positive case of COVID-19 in Oregon. Cases are "presumed positive" until a test from the Centers for Disease Control confirms the results. There are seven people in the state currently under investigation with symptoms of the virus and are currently awaiting test results. According to KGW, 88 people in Oregon are being monitored for signs of the virus but are not currently symptomatic.
Meanwhile, the first coronavirus death in the United States was reported by the CDC Saturday in neighboring Washington state. A man in his 50s with underlying health conditions died at an EvergreenHealth facility in King County, Washington. Approximately 27 out of 108 residents at the facility and 25 of the 180 staff members have shown symptoms of the virus, according to a previous Business Insider report.
As The Washington Post reported, COVID-19 has likely been spreading in Washington state for six weeks, as a genetic analysis revealed the virus of a recently infected person closely matched that of the first person US coronavirus patient, who was diagnosed in Washington.
Nike announced Sunday it temporarily closed its corporate headquarters in Beaverton, Oregon in order to deep clean the campus following the first US death from COVID-19 the day prior.
"While we have no information indicating any exposure to Nike employees, out of an abundance of caution, we are conducting a deep cleaning of campus," a Nike spokesperson told KGW, the Portland, Oregon, NBC-affiliated station. "All WHQ buildings and facilities, including fitness centers, will be closed over the weekend."
An elementary school employee in Lake Oswego tested positive for the virus on Friday, becoming the first presumed positive case of COVID-19 in Oregon. Cases are "presumed positive" until a test from the Centers for Disease Control confirms the results. There are seven people in the state currently under investigation with symptoms of the virus and are currently awaiting test results. According to KGW, 88 people in Oregon are being monitored for signs of the virus but are not currently symptomatic.
Meanwhile, the first coronavirus death in the United States was reported by the CDC Saturday in neighboring Washington state. A man in his 50s with underlying health conditions died at an EvergreenHealth facility in King County, Washington. Approximately 27 out of 108 residents at the facility and 25 of the 180 staff members have shown symptoms of the virus, according to a previous Business Insider report.
As The Washington Post reported, COVID-19 has likely been spreading in Washington state for six weeks, as a genetic analysis revealed the virus of a recently infected person closely matched that of the first person US coronavirus patient, who was diagnosed in Washington.
Nike closed its headquarters in Oregon after 1st US coronavirus death
"While we have no information indicating any exposure to Nike employees, out of an abundance of caution, we are conducting a deep cleaning of campus."
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Spain reports 8 new cases of coronavirus, or 26 new cases so far today, raising total to 84; at least 5 people are in critical condition
www.lavanguardia.com
Confirmados 84 casos de coronavirus en España, cinco de ellos graves
Los casos de coronavirus confirmados en España ascienden a 84 a media tarde de este domingo tras los nuevos casos positivos registrados en Catalunya, la Comunidad de
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Even mild cases take about 2 weeks to fully recover, so those numbers will not rise nearly as fast. Serious cases take about twice as long to resolve, one way or another. Either way, infections will FAR outpace recoveries for quite some time.
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Even then, we just gonna stack numbers on top of each other weekly? Point still remains, infections gonna rise but so will the recoveries. Numbers are skewed in both ways.
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And theres BARELY any talk of recovieres, its all just new infection numbers and the deaths.
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Double.
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Germany: 12 new cases, 50 so far today, 129 total
www.rki.de
RKI - Coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 - COVID-19: Fallzahlen in Deutschland und weltweit
Regionale Verteilung der COVID-19-Fälle weltweit
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Israel: 3 new cases today, 10 total
www.jpost.com
12 Israelis diagnosed with coronavirus, among them an IDF soldier
As of Sunday night, 334 IDF soldiers have been quarantined for fears of having possibly contracted the virus.
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It's a tough call ... You almost have to lock down the whole world for a month to get out in front of this ... But this is catastrophic to both the global economy and to the 99.9% of people who are and will remain perfectly fine regardless ...
That being said, I will support anything that helps protects my family ...
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Capitalism....Seeing it first hands - I can see why Italy is wyldin’. So they’re still letting tourist come in from all over - including Asians.
Today I went to see the colosseum - they were deep w/ their mask (the Asians community)
If America bans Italy completely, I’m going to have to go to the US embassy to get home
But putting all these bans will cripple the local economy.
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Yeap. Turkish Airlines (Turkey) grounded all flights from Italy.
Guess what airline I’m on?!?
No worries, getting a flight to Paris and stay a day then Turkey then back to ATL. Unless we are able to get me a direct flight.
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Not for nothing my dude, this is the selfish **** that has made containing this spread difficult.Yeap. Turkish Airlines (Turkey) grounded all flights from Italy.
Guess what airline I’m on?!?
No worries, getting a flight to Paris and stay a day then Turkey then back to ATL.
I mean I know that people don't want to stop their plans, but at what cost????
Oh well ....
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Yeap. Turkish Airlines (Turkey) grounded all flights from Italy.
Guess what airline I’m on?!?
No worries, getting a flight to Paris and stay a day then Turkey then back to ATL.
Syria war: Turkey intensifies Idlib onslaught after air strike
Turkey, which backs the Syrian opposition, targets government forces after a spike in tensions.
www.bbc.com
Turkey gettin wild too!
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I don't and it's not a slight ar just you but everyone on that situation.Not for nothing, you don’t know the full story.
But $3K would be the cost.
I have a close friend from London that went to Milan, even though North Italy had mad confirm cases. Now all the flights were cancel back to London and what ended up happening, she started taking trains back.
I get it, you dont want to be stuck in a foreign country, but you putting everyone else at risk if by a chance you was infected. **** the money ....
Again, do you I dont know your situation or anything, but that's how I feel about it.
solewoman
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Damn 103 was my old ship.
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Delta and American temporarily stop flights from Italy (Milan) to NYC.
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See, thank you for this.
Should put some people at ease, not to let your guard down, but atleast know that FAR more people are recovering than succumbing. Take extra precations, maybe not for yourself but for your mom, dad, aunt, grandparents, babies cause theyll have it worse.
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TWO HEALTH WORKERS TEST POSITIVE WITH COVID-19 IN ALAMEDA COUNTY, CA - KTVU
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Welp. That's my county.
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USPS worker tests positive for coronavirus in Seattle area
nypost.com
USPS worker tests positive for coronavirus in Seattle area
The employee, a woman, works at a package-sorting facility in Federal Way.
nypost.com
