Mannn it’s like some folks don’t care or don’t understand how serious this shit is
Man Da Boot in trouble: New Orleans To require vaccine or negative test for restaurants, in door and other activities,starting aug 16, 2021
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Mannn it’s like some folks don’t care or don’t understand how serious this shit is
I have fam in the Sip. Ya'll got the numbers to get power down there to get and wield political power. It is the mind set. People need to be inspired and educated but that is a nation wide problem. Ya'll brothas and sistas out in da sticks share the same struggle with us stacked up on another in these corrupt cities. The shit shows are everywhere.
The city removed the goals
Dumbasses
thats probably why Dallas has jumped up in positives.
Maybe not man made, but men could definitely use it as a weapon (smallpox vs native americans, syphilis experiments in Tuskegee, etc.)
60 employees of Louisiana’s largest health system test positive for COVID-19, 300 in quarantine
Nexstar Media WireMar 25, 2020 / 08:17 PM CDT
TMW
Posted: Mar 25, 2020 / 08:14 PM CDT/ Updated:
NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) – Louisiana’s largest network of hospitals and urgent care centers said Wednesday that about 60 employees have tested positive for COVID-19, and approximately 300 employees have been quarantined.
Ochsner Health President and CEO Warner Thomas announced the numbers during a conference call with members of the media on the morning of March 25.
Thomas said those numbers represent a fraction of the “thousands and thousands” of people employed by Ochsner, which comprises 40 owned, managed and affiliated hospitals and specialty hospitals and more than 100 health centers and urgent care centers with nearly 25,000 employees, making it the state’s largest health system, according to the Ochsner website.
Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards has repeatedly said that the state’s healthcare system could fail under the strain of an influx of coronavirus patients.
“The coronavirus spread and its impact could begin to outpace our healthcare capacity in a certain region,” Edwards said during a March 19 press conference. “Down in the Orleans, Jefferson region within about seven to 10 days without additional support from the federal government.”
That fear was a major driver behind Edwards’ push for a Federal major disaster declaration for Louisiana, which President Trump granted on March 24.
The health system is also facing a shortage of nurses. Staffers from other clinics in the state are being redeployed to aid in the coronavirus crisis
“We’re redeploying people like medical assistants that are normally in our clinics to go to our inpatient floors to work as certified nurse assistants to support our RNs or LPNs in the hospital,” Thomas said.
Ochsner is also experiencing a bed shortage in the New Orleans region, especially in the ICU. There is a shortage of coronavirus test kits, but Thomas said the number of kits is ramping up right now.
Nexstar Media WireMar 25, 2020 / 08:17 PM CDT
TMW
Posted: Mar 25, 2020 / 08:14 PM CDT/ Updated:
NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) – Louisiana’s largest network of hospitals and urgent care centers said Wednesday that about 60 employees have tested positive for COVID-19, and approximately 300 employees have been quarantined.
Ochsner Health President and CEO Warner Thomas announced the numbers during a conference call with members of the media on the morning of March 25.
Thomas said those numbers represent a fraction of the “thousands and thousands” of people employed by Ochsner, which comprises 40 owned, managed and affiliated hospitals and specialty hospitals and more than 100 health centers and urgent care centers with nearly 25,000 employees, making it the state’s largest health system, according to the Ochsner website.
Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards has repeatedly said that the state’s healthcare system could fail under the strain of an influx of coronavirus patients.
“The coronavirus spread and its impact could begin to outpace our healthcare capacity in a certain region,” Edwards said during a March 19 press conference. “Down in the Orleans, Jefferson region within about seven to 10 days without additional support from the federal government.”
That fear was a major driver behind Edwards’ push for a Federal major disaster declaration for Louisiana, which President Trump granted on March 24.
The health system is also facing a shortage of nurses. Staffers from other clinics in the state are being redeployed to aid in the coronavirus crisis
“We’re redeploying people like medical assistants that are normally in our clinics to go to our inpatient floors to work as certified nurse assistants to support our RNs or LPNs in the hospital,” Thomas said.
Ochsner is also experiencing a bed shortage in the New Orleans region, especially in the ICU. There is a shortage of coronavirus test kits, but Thomas said the number of kits is ramping up right now.
Increased testing shows ballooning virus cases in Louisiana
Associated PressMar 26, 2020 / 08:25 AM CDT
Posted: Mar 26, 2020 / 08:25 AM CDT/ Updated:
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Louisiana is scrambling to ready makeshift hospitals and track down ventilators as the steady uptick of coronavirus cases continues.
Increased testing capacity in the state is demonstrating what officials feared: a ballooning number of infected people that remains among the highest per-capita rates in the nation.
The latest figures from Louisiana’s health department Wednesday showed nearly 1,800 people in the state were confirmed to have the COVID-19 disease caused by the coronavirus.
That’s an increase of 400 from the previous day.
Sixty-five Louisiana residents have died from the disease. President Donald Trump has granted a federal disaster declaration for the state.
Associated PressMar 26, 2020 / 08:25 AM CDT
Posted: Mar 26, 2020 / 08:25 AM CDT/ Updated:
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Louisiana is scrambling to ready makeshift hospitals and track down ventilators as the steady uptick of coronavirus cases continues.
Increased testing capacity in the state is demonstrating what officials feared: a ballooning number of infected people that remains among the highest per-capita rates in the nation.
The latest figures from Louisiana’s health department Wednesday showed nearly 1,800 people in the state were confirmed to have the COVID-19 disease caused by the coronavirus.
That’s an increase of 400 from the previous day.
Sixty-five Louisiana residents have died from the disease. President Donald Trump has granted a federal disaster declaration for the state.
Well 45 new about this virus in early January and said nothing, you know how many events that happened across America that people come from other countries to see Mardi Gras the biggest party ever. This MF going to and has got people killed cause he is a fucking idiot. You know he is losing his mind right now he feeds of of those rallies he has.
Here in Illinois they shut down events and parties. Told they do the same in California and NYC.
That Louisiana Gov, he needs to step up and take the L for this one.
60 employees of Louisiana’s largest health system test positive for COVID-19, 300 in quarantine
Nexstar Media WireMar 25, 2020 / 08:17 PM CDT
TMW
Posted: Mar 25, 2020 / 08:14 PM CDT/ Updated:
NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) – Louisiana’s largest network of hospitals and urgent care centers said Wednesday that about 60 employees have tested positive for COVID-19, and approximately 300 employees have been quarantined.
Ochsner Health President and CEO Warner Thomas announced the numbers during a conference call with members of the media on the morning of March 25.
Thomas said those numbers represent a fraction of the “thousands and thousands” of people employed by Ochsner, which comprises 40 owned, managed and affiliated hospitals and specialty hospitals and more than 100 health centers and urgent care centers with nearly 25,000 employees, making it the state’s largest health system, according to the Ochsner website.
Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards has repeatedly said that the state’s healthcare system could fail under the strain of an influx of coronavirus patients.
“The coronavirus spread and its impact could begin to outpace our healthcare capacity in a certain region,” Edwards said during a March 19 press conference. “Down in the Orleans, Jefferson region within about seven to 10 days without additional support from the federal government.”
That fear was a major driver behind Edwards’ push for a Federal major disaster declaration for Louisiana, which President Trump granted on March 24.
The health system is also facing a shortage of nurses. Staffers from other clinics in the state are being redeployed to aid in the coronavirus crisis
“We’re redeploying people like medical assistants that are normally in our clinics to go to our inpatient floors to work as certified nurse assistants to support our RNs or LPNs in the hospital,” Thomas said.
Ochsner is also experiencing a bed shortage in the New Orleans region, especially in the ICU. There is a shortage of coronavirus test kits, but Thomas said the number of kits is ramping up right now.
Gotta check on my lil sis .....
what area she operating in
was it being talked about around the time the parades started....
If China was in the beginning stages of the problem then, why would the states be overly concerned?
remember I'm Just asking.....i was clueless about the virus for a few days, even after the thread was posted on here.
Thursday COVID-19 Update: 83 deaths and 2,305 cases statewide
WGNO Web DeskMar 26, 2020 / 01:45 PM CDT
Coronavirus
Posted: Mar 26, 2020 / 12:01 PM CDT/ Updated:
BATON ROUGE – On Thursday, the Louisiana Department of Health announced that there are now 2,305 confirmed coronavirus cases in the state of Louisiana.
LDH also confirmed that there have now been 83 coronavirus related fatalities in the state.
In Orleans Parish alone, 997 cases have been confirmed. Jefferson Parish continues to have the second most confirmed cases in the state, with 458.
Currently, 676 COVID-19 patients are hospitalized. Of those, 239 patients require ventilation.
Of the state’s 64 parishes, 53 have now reported confirmed cases of coronavirus.
The Department of Health has identified COVID-19 clusters in six nursing homes in the state. A cluster is identified as two or more cases that appear to be connected.
The Louisiana Department of Health has administered 2,254 tests for coronavirus, while commercial labs have completed 15,755 tests.
Stay tuned to WGNO for continuing coverage of the coronavirus pandemic in Louisiana.
The next LDH update will come at 12 noon on Friday, March 27.
WGNO Web DeskMar 26, 2020 / 01:45 PM CDT
Coronavirus
Posted: Mar 26, 2020 / 12:01 PM CDT/ Updated:
BATON ROUGE – On Thursday, the Louisiana Department of Health announced that there are now 2,305 confirmed coronavirus cases in the state of Louisiana.
LDH also confirmed that there have now been 83 coronavirus related fatalities in the state.
In Orleans Parish alone, 997 cases have been confirmed. Jefferson Parish continues to have the second most confirmed cases in the state, with 458.
Currently, 676 COVID-19 patients are hospitalized. Of those, 239 patients require ventilation.
Of the state’s 64 parishes, 53 have now reported confirmed cases of coronavirus.
The Department of Health has identified COVID-19 clusters in six nursing homes in the state. A cluster is identified as two or more cases that appear to be connected.
The Louisiana Department of Health has administered 2,254 tests for coronavirus, while commercial labs have completed 15,755 tests.
Stay tuned to WGNO for continuing coverage of the coronavirus pandemic in Louisiana.
The next LDH update will come at 12 noon on Friday, March 27.
Convention Center to handle COVID-19 patient overflow
Associated PressMar 26, 2020 / 01:55 PM CDT
Local
Posted: Mar 26, 2020 / 01:55 PM CDT/ Updated:
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — New Orleans officials are gearing up to handle a possible overflow of coronavirus cases from area hospitals.
The city has nearly 1,000 of the state’s more than 2,300 known COVID-19 cases — and 46 of the 83 statewide deaths, as of Thursday.
Officials said Wednesday evening that the city plans to treat as many as 3,000 at the convention center if need be.
Response to the outbreak led to a huge jump in unemployment claims announced Thursday.
Associated PressMar 26, 2020 / 01:55 PM CDT
LocalPosted: Mar 26, 2020 / 01:55 PM CDT/ Updated:
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — New Orleans officials are gearing up to handle a possible overflow of coronavirus cases from area hospitals.
The city has nearly 1,000 of the state’s more than 2,300 known COVID-19 cases — and 46 of the 83 statewide deaths, as of Thursday.
Officials said Wednesday evening that the city plans to treat as many as 3,000 at the convention center if need be.
Response to the outbreak led to a huge jump in unemployment claims announced Thursday.
You guys are hovering around a 5% death rate. That is insane.
and folks still going about it like nothing is wrong....
man moms just texted us and said a chick we know mother, aunt and aunt husband are all in the hospital dealing with that rona
It's different down there, fam. Hate to say it, but some black folks aren't comfortable unless it's a white man's foot on their neck.
Sad shit.
Virus don't care about what you believe
I told my sisters in Miami to keep my mom In the house for the most part because she has lupus in her lungs this virus could kill her if she was to catch it
Hematology I belive.....
When I say all my ppl there, ALL my ppl there.....
oh ok....my sister said there was folks coming in last night just to see what was going on
where u again Pearland, Texas
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