Here are a few more surprising digits. The 58 tests conducted represented 60 percent of Oklahoma’s peak daily capacity.
“We have the capacity to run about 100 tests a day,” said Cox. While the state is in the process of “reordering additional reagents,” as of now, they can perform 300 tests. Meaning: the Utah Jazz alone consumed 20 percent of Oklahoma’s total stock. Cox added that two private facilities capable of testing for COVID-19 were ready to go or would be up and running “soon,” he said. (The Department of Health did not respond to multiple requests for comment.)
Is the Daily Beast reputable? I’m trying to be extra careful from now on.
I can see airlines and hotels as being essential industries that the government has an interest in sustaining, but I am absolutely going to lose my shit when they bail out cruise lines.
Airlines can absolutely continue operating through bankruptcy (it’s happened a million times before). Let the shareholders and bond holders bear the losses.
They for sure help. Stories all the time of people who get infected and aren’t quarantined or self isolated for days. It would be much better for everyone if the days before they are quarantined they wore a mask.
So, uh, if anybody being screened has high fever and is asked to self-quarantine are they gonna ask everyone else in that terminal to self-quarantine? Because if one person in that crowd has it then a lot of people in that crowd will soon have it.
There’s a good opportunity for some these guys to step up and give us daily corona content in some form. We need the Walter Cronkite of corona. Someone you can trust.