msstate7
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France's 41,622 today is an astounding number. Per million, it is 637.4. 637.4 in the US is 210,342. Again, the US hasn't cracked 80k, yet.
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France's 41,622 today is an astounding number. Per million, it is 637.4. 637.4 in the US is 210,342. Again, the US hasn't cracked 80k, yet.
nsacpi
Expects Yuge Games
Any idea what their % positive number is?
msstate7
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nsacpi
Expects Yuge Games
well 83 would be a number
msstate7
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13.2% according to this...
https://www.rfi.fr/en/france/20201019-covid-19-france-records-almost-30-000-new-cases
https://www.rfi.fr/en/france/20201019-covid-19-france-records-almost-30-000-new-cases
msstate7
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73k cases today. This is a really bad number. Getting close to our record, 78,976.
Yeah. 2nd wave is here. Reports popping up of reinvention is also concerning.
msstate7
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US 7-day avg positivity is 5.5%. 140% worse in France than here. I do think this can be deceiving though bc we test many, many more than them. We've tested 391k per million to france's 217k per million.
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Tapate50
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Crap man. take care of yourself.
Dalyn
Fredi Gonzalez Supporter
Third outbreak so far since we reopened in July, yet they still don't make it mandatory for those exposed to infected coworkers to get tested before coming back to work. It is truly insane.
makes sense
Dalyn
Fredi Gonzalez Supporter
It's even better. If you get tested, you can't come back until you get your negative test, and you have to use your own time for it. So, basically, you're punished for getting tested.
Wait...what?
How long is the turn around where you live? We have 48-hour oral swabs here in north Texas so it's pretty convenient.
