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and to piggyback off of this...Reminds me to mention the huge spike in cases in St. Joe County, South Bend. Posted early this a.m.
St. Joseph County health leaders 'plead with our community' as COVID-19 hospitalizations rise
“St. Joseph County health officials Friday pleaded with community members to renew their efforts to reduce the spread of the coronavirus, pointing to what they described as an alarming rise in both COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations from the disease.” ...
“When asked whether it was too early to fully reopen the state, Dr. Robert Einterz, the St. Joseph County health officer, suggested the most important question is not whether indoor spaces are open at full capacity, but whether people do their part by following guidelines.
“Take a nightclub,” he said. “If you’re at 50% capacity but if that 50% are all congregated at the dance floor, well, you’ve got a problem.”
Notre Dame suspends in-person classes after COVID-19 cases surge following off-campus parties
On Monday, Notre Dame — one of the country's wealthiest and most prestigious religious colleges — reported 80 new confirmed coronavirus infections, bringing the school's total number of cases to 147 since the South Bend, Indiana, campus resumed in-person classes on August 3, according to the university's website. Monday's testing data indicate a 19.1% positivity rate, nearly four times the rate that the World Health Organization recommends for states to reopen.
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D.D., , a junior, told WSBT-TV. "I think we've had a week of exponential growth in terms of cases on campus, and with the lack of testing, I don't personally have faith that the university has it under control."
MOO: Father Jenkins certainly should have known better