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This is my 100th post on this account. TRIPLE DIGITS, BABY!!!
This was my home for so long...had to put this post right here.
<---- This is as close to an Irish Smilie as I could find. Seriously, guys? We can't have an Irish Smilie? <----this one is green, too.
Missouri Health and Senior Services says sixth positive COVID-19 case resulted overnight
They aren't saying which county...that's odd.
EDIT: They're saying it's in Green County
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FAIRWAY, KS (KCTV) Missouri has announced another positive coronavirus case in the state.
The Missouri Health and Senior Services posted a tweet Monday morning stating that another positive case resulted overnight.
Mo Health & Sr Srvcs
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@HealthyLivingMo
Overnight, we tested samples from 43 more individuals at our state laboratory for #COVID19. One more positive case resulted, and we are working to make notifications. County TBA.
🔬 170 total individuals tested
🔬 164 negative
🔬 6 positive http://www.health.mo.gov/coronavirus
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They did not say where the case is in Missouri at this time.
https://www.kctv5.com/coronavirus/missouri-health-and-senior-services-says-sixth-positive-covid-/article_a0802920-678d-11ea-b54c-ef91e36586ac.html
Can someone explain this, "..no longer required to send positive tests to the CDC..."?
EDIT: Solved!!! Thanks everyone for the clarification! You completely eased my mind. I knew I could count on this place to have real answers.
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I've searched for clarification, but came up empty. Now, is it just the confirmation that doesn't need to be reported, or is this going to skew the actual count/location of infection? Can't find a damned thing...
https://www.kctv5.com/coronavirus/fifth-person-tests-positive-for-covid--in-missouri/article_91d52004-665e-11ea-9bf1-5371d840852e.html
Has there ever been a Democratic President...
...that hasn't inherited a complete disaster from a Republican President?
We spend 4-8 years cleaning up their mess, they come in and claim victory. Spend 4-8 years destroying everything...rinse/repeat.
I'm cranky...so, I'm only considering recent history (and current events).
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