Not sure if that was directed at me but perhaps its a tech issue.
I don't usually edit people's post when leaving a reply unless
its one of those super long one's like Frank posts sometimes.
Here's what I see on my screen..
- Thread starter Dolores
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Presidency requests to extend the National State of Emergency
I don't usually edit people's post when leaving a reply unless
its one of those super long one's like Frank posts sometimes.
Here's what I see on my screen..
Unfortunately this IS NOT ABOUT SAVING LIVES.
This is about the PLD holding on to power and
stealing as much money as they can under this
SOE. If any of you think otherwise, I almost feel
sorry for you. Saving lives? Oh yeah, why don't
they start by putting stop signs at intersections?
Saving lives? Why did the Minister of Health recently
speak out due to the FACT they were barely included
in the new government budget to recieve funds in order
to help "save lives" and fight this virus? ITS A JOKE and
YOU SIR ARE THE PUNCH LINE.
We may not agree on things.... but pls keep abreast of the current status/situation
I will continue to do what I expect you do...
try to live as normally as possible and obey as many of the protocols as I feel are necessary
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HOSPITALS IN CRISIS
https://listindiario.com/la-republica/2 … e-santiago
Clinics and hospitals in Santiago and other Cibao provinces continue to be crowded with patients with coronavirus symptoms.
Meanwhile, doctors say that the Intensive Care units of those centers have rebounded their ability to welcome patients with their own suspicions of Covid-19.
The doctor Daniel Rivera, president of the Board of Directors of the Clínica Unión Médica del Norte de Santiago, said that it was thought that with the high temperature, the levels of Covid-19 would decrease, but this has not been the case. He indicated that the trend remains the same as that of the month of March, which he considers "worrying".
Rivera commented that Covid-19 and mortality were thought to affect older people more.
Likewise, it indicated that many of the cases that are attended in that health center correspond to people between the ages of 41 to 60 years, which indicates that the oldest population is not the most affected.
On her side, the infectologist Margarita Santana, from the Unión Médica clinic, appealed to people to comply with established health protocols.
He stressed that it is important to wear masks, maintain physical distance and maintain hygiene, such as constant hand washing.
Hospital and ICU tests at saturation point in GSD and Santiago
https://noticiassin.com/internamientos- … -santiago/
I will continue to do what I expect you do...
try to live as normally as possible and obey as many of the protocols as I feel are necessary
--------------------------------------------------------------
HOSPITALS IN CRISIS
https://listindiario.com/la-republica/2 … e-santiago
Clinics and hospitals in Santiago and other Cibao provinces continue to be crowded with patients with coronavirus symptoms.
Meanwhile, doctors say that the Intensive Care units of those centers have rebounded their ability to welcome patients with their own suspicions of Covid-19.
The doctor Daniel Rivera, president of the Board of Directors of the Clínica Unión Médica del Norte de Santiago, said that it was thought that with the high temperature, the levels of Covid-19 would decrease, but this has not been the case. He indicated that the trend remains the same as that of the month of March, which he considers "worrying".
Rivera commented that Covid-19 and mortality were thought to affect older people more.
Likewise, it indicated that many of the cases that are attended in that health center correspond to people between the ages of 41 to 60 years, which indicates that the oldest population is not the most affected.
On her side, the infectologist Margarita Santana, from the Unión Médica clinic, appealed to people to comply with established health protocols.
He stressed that it is important to wear masks, maintain physical distance and maintain hygiene, such as constant hand washing.
Hospital and ICU tests at saturation point in GSD and Santiago
https://noticiassin.com/internamientos- … -santiago/
Mr AE’s oldest brother had some breathing difficulties two days ago. He was taken to three different hospitals in Santo Domingo, and all three turned him away saying they were full and had no beds available. 😳 No testing offered, nothing. He ended up going home.
that's scary. This Govt and the new one needs to ensure healthcare is available for those who need it. Especially if the Govt is going to declare an epidemic countywide. Most of us knew he hospitals wouldn't be able to cope. The numbers of infected keep rising day after day.
Private, I didn’t ask which, but I know when my mother-in-law was ill they took her to Clinica Abreu.
Not getting worse, seems a little better. He’s diabetic and has other health issues, so it’s worrisome
Agreed, scary. It’s precisely what I feared when we decided to take a ferry flight. I thought I had overreacted until I heard this.
We should also pray that the 1000 number arrives with the new president in office.
It is a terrible situation for any president, anywhere, to manage a crisis and at the same time to think about the voting outcome. To manage death and the circus at the same time... I wouldn't like to be at the Palacio.
Your wish may come true-
Bulletin #94:
Total Cases: 26677 Increase: 899 New day record
Total Deaths: 662 Increase: 7
Total Recovered: 15138 Increase: 181
Total Active: 10877 Increase: 711
Total PCR Tests: 125868 Increase: 3222 Day positivity 27.9%
Bulletin #94:
Total Cases: 26677 Increase: 899 New day record
Total Deaths: 662 Increase: 7
Total Recovered: 15138 Increase: 181
Total Active: 10877 Increase: 711
Total PCR Tests: 125868 Increase: 3222 Day positivity 27.9%
agreed --- all are old... at least 2-3 days - maybe more
I'm watching the trend..... but it's like climbing a mountain.... a steep one
I'm watching the trend..... but it's like climbing a mountain.... a steep one
This is alot. I wonder if other countries will block flights from here if it stays bad
The 1,000/day prediction might come true - way too soon !
Block flights ?? not sure
But the attraction might fade....
I wish I could see a bright spot on the horizon but the next 2 weeks could be problematic
Block flights ?? not sure
But the attraction might fade....
I wish I could see a bright spot on the horizon but the next 2 weeks could be problematic
I have gone to beach several times. No problems. The hotel manager where I live called cestur (after the incident) and they told her, 4pm is the closure, and 3pm on Sundays. Yesterday,,Sunday they ran everyone off at 3. The point is simple. They do what they want. There is no consistently, like say a law, to guide them. They dont post the rules for people to follow. And nice people not trying to break any laws, get swept up and taken to Fruisa station for ZERO reason. Its just plain stupidity.
Wont happen.. Airlines are making real plans to fly. They would have riots they can not afford and they know it
Here is an accurate description in vivid terms regarding CV19. It is here to stay.
“I don’t see this slowing down for the summer or into the fall,” Michael Osterholm, the director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota, said on NBC’s “Meet the Press.” “I think this is more like a forest fire,” he added. “I think that wherever there’s wood to burn, this fire is going to burn it.”
“I don’t see this slowing down for the summer or into the fall,” Michael Osterholm, the director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota, said on NBC’s “Meet the Press.” “I think this is more like a forest fire,” he added. “I think that wherever there’s wood to burn, this fire is going to burn it.”
I think we are going to have to live with this disease like many others.