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    Lightbulb Coronavirus information is statutorily confidential in Florida

    Quote Originally Posted by “Michael Moore Jr.”
    The Florida Department of Health’s (DOH) silence about coronavirus is due to a Florida statute that prohibits officials from commenting about potential cases involving coronavirus pandemics.

    The law allows the DOH to conduct “epidemiological investigations of public health significance,” but classifies the information as confidential.

    “Information is to be made public only when necessary to public health.” What is considered “necessary to public health” can vary.

    In the instance of coronavirus pandemic information, it will only be made available in the event of a confirmed case because….
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    Lightbulb North Port Fire/EMS has decontamination equipment

    Quote Originally Posted by “ABC7”
    North Port Fire/EMS has an “Aeroclave decontamination unit” that kills the coronavirus. With the push of a button, a mist sprays throughout a vehicle, instead of just wiping down areas where the infectious substance might be. It can also spray and disinfect large trafficked areas of 5,000 square feet in 30 minutes.

    It is currently only being used in first responder vehicles and…
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    Lightbulb Vaccine developed for coronavirus

    Quote Originally Posted by “Neda Iranpour”
    When Chinese scientists released the genetic sequence of coronavirus, researchers at Inovio Pharmaceuticals in San Diego developed a vaccine within 3-hours.

    "We have an algorithm which we designed, and we put the DNA sequence into our algorithm and came up with the vaccine in that short amount of time," said Dr. Trevor Smith, the R&D director.

    It is called the COVID-19 vaccine and it is going through pre-clinical trials. They are getting closer to releasing it for…
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    Lightbulb China destroys $600 million in cash to stop coronavirus spread on bank notes

    Quote Originally Posted by “Henry Holloway”
    China is destroying hundreds of millions of dollars of cash to stop the spread of coronavirus in areas completely infected by the virus.

    Coronavirus is feared to travel on cash and then transfer to humans.

    The government is also deep cleaning and disinfecting cash from other areas to…
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    Coronavirus is a tricky little bugger that likely escaped a laboratory in China. The biggest problem we will likely see, is panic shopping.

    The best time to buy a 14 to 30 day supply of food and medicine for your families and pets, IS BEFORE YOU ACTUALLY NEED THEM.

    This is a lesson all Floridians should know. But only a small minority practice.

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    Lightbulb Coronavirus reaches Sarasota County:

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    SARASOTA — The CDC notified Doctor’s Hospital of Sarasota that a patient “presumptively tested positive” for coronavirus.

    The Sarasota County Health Department is currently “not answering any questions on this.”

    The patient was admitted in February and…

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    Mother and son at Sarasota Military Academy quarantined:

    Quote Originally Posted by “Carlos R. Munoz”
    SARASOTA — A mother and son from Sarasota Military Academy have been quarantined after coming into contact with a Doctors Hospital coronavirus patient.

    According to a post on the Sarasota Military Academy’s official Facebook page: “Our student and his mother are…”

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    Florida Gov. DeSantis issues statewide public health emergency:

    Quote Originally Posted by “ABC7”
    SARASOTA (WWSB) - Gov. Ron DeSantis issued a public health emergency and statewide response protocol for Coronavirus after the Florida Department of Health said there are:
    • 2 presumptive positive cases
    • 8 pending test results
    • 184 people under public health monitoring

    The FDH wants everyone to know that there is no vaccine to prevent Coronavirus.

    Representative Margaret Good issued a statement in regards to DeSantis’s executive order. “Stay home of you are sick.”

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    Post Ways to catch Corona virus

    Corona virus is 50 times easier to catch than the traditional flu or cold, which is why its spreading so fast globally. There are hundreds of ways to catch corona virus, such as touching anything that has been previously touched or "air borne contaminated" by any asymptomatic person who is infected, such as touching:
    • gas pump handles while refueling car at gas station
    • cash
    • ATM buttons
    • shaking hands, hugging or touching another person
    • guardrails on steps
    • door handles
    • grocery stores i.e. push cart handles, basket handles, cashier's conveyor belt, fresh produce placed on a shelf by an employee, cans, etc.
    • restaurants i.e. silverware, cups or plates placed on table by an employee, pulling out chair to sit down, food prepared by an infected person, etc.
    • malls and stores (review all of the above)
    • airborne coughs or sneezes
    • touching your eyes or nose
    • placing contaminated food or fork or spoon in your mouth
    • chairs, furniture or countertops at hospitals and clinics where infected patients have visited
    • etc.

    Eventually everyone will catch a variant of it and will develop a natural immunity to it. It will probably take three to six months (or longer) for it to play out globally and nationally.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Unregistered View Post
    ... first responders would be the first people to contract the virus (street cops & paramedics & hospital workers, etc)...
    What happens if most of the first responders are infected? Who responds to calls then?

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    Lightbulb 27 first responders quarantined

    Quote Originally Posted by “KIRO 7”
    KING COUNTY, Washington — Twenty-seven firefighters and two police officers are quarantined for exhibiting flu-like symptoms after responding to calls-for-service for LifeCare. Each first responder is believed to have possibly come in contact with coronavirus after...
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    Lightbulb Top US doctor says coronavirus possibly a ‘pandemic’

    Quote Originally Posted by “Amanda Woods, March 3, 2020”
    Dr. Anthony Fauci, who is a member of the White House’s coronavirus task force and is the director of the National Institute of Infectious Diseases, said that the rapid spread of coronavirus in the U.S. has risen to the level of an “outbreak” — and is possibly a “pandemic.”

    It has infected 100 people, killing six in the US — and is “an evolving situation.”

    Fauci urged the public not to compare coronavirus to the seasonal flu — because of the infection’s alarming mortality rate.

    Fauci said, “If you look at the people who have come to the attention of health authorities, that’s 2 to 2 ½ percent. But even if it goes down to 1 percent, that’s still 10 times more lethal than the standard seasonal influenza.”

    “We need to think about the possibility that if we get a major outbreak in the U.S., that means:

    • closing schools
    • canceling events with large crowds
    • canceling travels so that you’re not on an airplane with people who might be infected
    • and...”
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