Texas - Coronavirus COVID-19 #2

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'It's Ridiculous': States Struggle To Accommodate COVID-19 Positive Voters

 

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https://www.star-telegram.com/news/coronavirus/article244797502.html

 

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Texas signs ‘mid six-figure’ deal with Austin start-up to handle twice-weekly COVID testing | Hookem.com

 

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Houston bar shut down overnight for violating COVID-19 restrictions, authorities say

 

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Coronavirus updates in Central Texas: Travis County reports 3 more deaths from COVID-19, 122 new cases

 

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Texas Coronavirus Map: See the latest numbers on our interactive tracker

Thread #1

Okay. I don’t know what to think. The CDC reported that only 2% of cases reported that resulted in death were actually caused by coronavirus. Is there anyone that can put me in the direction that can show me facts?

 

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Texas pastor knew he was vulnerable to COVID-19. But he felt at peace.

 

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Exposed: COVID-19 was spreading in Houston before the rodeo, records show — Houston Chronicle

“In the early days of the coronavirus outbreak, the public messaging from the federal level down to local was consistent: Risk to the public was low. More than 850,000 people passed through the NRG gates as officials insisted there was no evidence the virus was spreading unchecked. But a Houston Chronicle investigation based on thousands of pages of emails, texts and documents and more than 50 interviews shows that a cascade of failures starting at the federal level left local officials ill-equipped to confront the biggest public health threat in generations.”

(Courtesy via @MimosaMornings from main thread)

 

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Texas health department withdraws, corrects public school COVID-19 case data

 

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San Antonio hospitals taking in El Paso COVID-19 patients amid wave of infections

 

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'We're in a crisis stage': Texas border city reels from coronavirus surge

 

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Second coronavirus stockpiling wave may be coming — and it goes beyond toilet paper, cleaning supplies

 

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Second coronavirus stockpiling wave may be coming — and it goes beyond toilet paper, cleaning supplies

Last week at a grocery store in Aledo (just west of Fort Worth), the only ground beef to be found was the $8 a pound variety.

 

[Tbone144]

Last week at a grocery store in Aledo (just west of Fort Worth), the only ground beef to be found was the $8 a pound variety.

Houston area here. Canned pumpkin was out locally for awhile, closest store that had it was 15 miles away. I did find some eventually. Soup stocks have been hit and miss (I am brand and type specific), sometimes there is more cheese than meat in the meat dept. I’m trying to think ahead to what is stable for Thanksgiving. I prefer my vegetables fresh. To be honest, as long as there are no shortages on my animal feed, I’m not so worried about groceries being limited. I can make do, but I won’t let my animals suffer.

 

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COVID-19 updates: Dallas County add 624 cases, 3 deaths | wfaa.com

 

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ORDER NO. 13
BY THE COUNTY JUDGE OF EL PASO COUNTY, TEXAS STAY AT HOME/STAY SAFE ORDER
DATE ORDER ISSUED: OCTOBER 29, 2020


El Paso County orders 2-week shutdown due to COVID-19 spike

 

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Coronavirus expert Peter Hotez: Prepare for a 'scary and difficult' winter in Houston

 

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Amid COVID-19 Upswing, El Paso, Texas, Doctor Says ICU Is 'Surreal' And 'Strange'

 

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The break was nice while it lasted...

Texas' new coronavirus surge is leaving critically sick patients stranded in rural areas, hospitals say

 

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Houston's top doctors warn of third COVID-19 peak