Kansas - Coronavirus COVID-19

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  • #122
My niece posted the following which I think is very good info:

POINT OF INFORMATION: So. I see a lot of people arguing about why there is a spike in COVID-19 and linking it to the protests or Memorial day weekend. The answer is they both are responsible.
The estimated mean incubation time is 5 days, not 14. The 14 day number comes from the estimation that at 14 days, 99% of people who get COVID and develop symptoms, will develop symptoms within that 14 day period, which is why we ask people to self-quarantine for 14 days.

This post is not about making a stance, just sharing accurate information. Stay safe, wear masks.
https://www.acpjournals.org/doi/10.7326/M20-0504

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  • #123
Update June 8, 2020

Cases 10,650
Hospitalizations 936
Deaths 236
Negative Test 108,859

COVID-19 Cases in Kansas | KDHE COVID-19


Increase Since Friday:

Cases 257
Hospitalizations 19
Deaths 4
Negative Test 5,599

 
  • #124
Update June 10, 2020

Cases 10,812
Hospitalizations 954
Deaths 240
Negative Test 112,930

COVID-19 Cases in Kansas | KDHE COVID-19


Increase Since Monday:

Cases 162
Hospitalizations 18
Deaths 4
Negative Test 4,071
 
  • #125
Update June 12, 2020

Cases 11,047
Hospitalizations 973
Deaths 243
Negative Test 118,105

COVID-19 Cases in Kansas | KDHE COVID-19


Increase Since Wednesday:

Cases 235
Hospitalizations 19
Deaths 3
Negative Test 5,175
 
  • #126
Update June 15, 2020

Cases 11,419
Hospitalizations 988
Deaths 245
Negative Test 125,543

COVID-19 Cases in Kansas | KDHE COVID-19


Increase Since Friday:

Cases 372
Hospitalizations 15
Deaths 2
Negative Test 7,438
 
  • #127
  • #128
Update June 17, 2020

Cases 11,681
Hospitalizations 1,011
Deaths 247
Negative Test 130,443

COVID-19 Cases in Kansas | KDHE COVID-19


Increase Since Monday:

Cases 262
Hospitalizations 23
Deaths 2
Negative Test 4,900
 
  • #129
Update June 19, 2020

Cases 12,059
Hospitalizations 1,035
Deaths 254
Negative Test 135,590

COVID-19 Cases in Kansas | KDHE COVID-19

Increase Since Wednesday:

Cases 378
Hospitalizations 24
Deaths 7
Negative Test 5,147
 
  • #130
  • #131
Not liking at all! Wish there was a horrified face button to choose from
I know I feel like we are on a Roller Coaster. Up and down, up and down. When will it end!
 
  • #132
I know I feel like we are on a Roller Coaster. Up and down, up and down. When will it end!
At least we aren’t in Tulsa....it’s the only positive news I can come up with!
 
  • #133
Update June 22, 2020

Cases 12,465
Hospitalizations 1,056
Deaths 259
Negative Test 142,548

COVID-19 Cases in Kansas | KDHE COVID-19

Increase Since Friday:

Cases 406
Hospitalizations 21
Deaths 5
Negative Test 6,958
 
  • #134
Update June 24, 2020

Cases 12,970
Hospitalizations 1,082
Deaths 261
Negative Test 148,735

COVID-19 Cases in Kansas | KDHE COVID-19

Increase Since Monday:

Cases 505
Hospitalizations 26
Deaths 2
Negative Test 6,187

That seems like a lot of new cases. imo
 
  • #135
TOPEKA, Kan. — Kansas on Wednesday saw its largest jump in coronavirus cases in more than six weeks, an increase of more than 500 cases in two days.

The state health department reported the spike two days after Gov. Laura Kelly urged local officials to postpone lifting their last restrictions on businesses and public activities for another two weeks, recommending that they still limit public gatherings to 45 people.

The Democratic governor ended statewide restrictions May 26, leaving decisions about the rules to the state’s 105 counties, after weeks of complaints from the Republican-controlled Legislature that she was moving too slowly to reopen the state’s economy.

Dr. Lee Norman, the state health department’s top administrator, expressed concern about the latest increase.

Kansas sees biggest jump in COVID-19 cases in more than 6 weeks
 
  • #136
I will be gone on Friday if someone else wants to update the numbers.
 
  • #137
Update June 26, 2020

Cases 13,538
Hospitalizations 1,128
Deaths 264
Negative Test 154,321

COVID-19 Cases in Kansas | KDHE COVID-19

Increase Since Wednesday:

Cases 568
Hospitalizations 46
Deaths 3
Negative Test 5,586
 
  • #138
Update June 29, 2020

Cases 14,443
Hospitalizations 1,152
Deaths 270
Negative Test 162,282

COVID-19 Cases in Kansas | KDHE COVID-19

Increase Since Friday:

Cases 905
Hospitalizations 24
Deaths 6
Negative Test 7,961
 
  • #139
TOPEKA, Kan. — Gov. Laura Kelly has ordered that every person in Kansas must wear a mask in public spaces starting July 3.

The order includes not only indoor public spaces, but also outdoor public spaces where six feet of social distancing cannot be maintained.

Kelly said more specific guidance will be released Thursday.

The news comes after the state added more than 900 cases of COVID-19 since Friday. The order will go into effect just before what’s expected to be a busy Fourth of July holiday weekend.

For residents and visitors in Wyandotte and Douglas counties, this won’t be much of a change.

Both these counties have already announced mask mandates. Wyandotte County’s order is set to begin on June 30, and Douglas County’s will begin July 1.

Masks will be required throughout all of Kansas in public, Gov. Kelly orders
 
  • #140
Update July 1, 2020

Cases 14,990
Hospitalizations 1,195
Deaths 272
Negative Test 168,183

COVID-19 Cases in Kansas | KDHE COVID-19

Increase Since Monday:

Cases 547
Hospitalizations 43
Deaths 2
Negative Test 5,901
 

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