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Hidalgo county has more deaths than Bexar. That's odd.
Texas border towns hammered. How odd.
Hidalgo county has more deaths than Bexar. That's odd.
Its a mystery.
Uh oh
What’s wrong, karrin?
Hidalgo has been a dumpster fire since the get go... not surprise it's full of winter texans either...
What's your working hypothesis?
Don't bother. They are all just as boring.You should post 6 more times. Maybe I'll get bored and read one, old man.
This will come back to haunt you.
You have been wrong every step of the way, and you still don't think to pay attention.
smh
Holiday e is already starting.
And it isn't even cold in most of the country yet. This is going to get so much worse before it gets any better.
Lololoooooooooooooooooooolloookoooolll
(the testing help for Texas from the federal government is opportune, that's twice this week Trump has helped Texas.)
"......Northside ISD has the highest number of staff reported with Covid-19 with 71 cases. It also has the second-most students having caught the coronavirus with 59. Northside, whose first day of offering an option for in-person instruction was Sept. 8, has the most students enrolled among school districts in the metro area, according to data from the Texas Education Agency....."
https://www.bizjournals.com/sananton...-district.html
It's pathetic how little we value human life here
"...A school counselor at the Houston-based Windmill Lakes campus at the International Leadership of Texas charter school, Tucker talked to her doctor about the risks she and her child would face if she were to contract COVID-19 from students or other employees. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warns that pregnant people may be at an increased risk of severe COVID-19 illness, or even preterm birth. At her doctor’s recommendation, Tucker turned in a note asking her school if she could work remotely.
School leaders denied that request, saying she would have to return to work in person in September. If not, Tucker would have to use the rest of her paid leave to remain home...."
https://www.texastribune.org/2020/10...irus-pandemic/
Northside is huge. Those numbers are not as expected. The HS are not open for students as far as I can tell. They did open smaller schools, elementary and such.
I know the super is NOT a big fan of the red team, at all.
On the other hand both Boerne High Schools are fully open. That is pure Trump country and they are going to get smacked.
Wait until right around xmas. that will be about a month after Thanksgiving.
Inauguration will be right about a month after xmas and new years.
The holidays where people gather the most. It's gonna get bad.
Texas' new coronavirus surge is
leaving critically sick patients stranded in rural areas, hospitals say
Rural hospitals say they’re in a bind as larger facilities in places like Lubbock, Amarillo and El Paso fill with coronavirus patients and
often cannot accept gravely ill patients who need more advanced care than small hospitals can offer.
https://www.texastribune.org/2020/10...ral-hospitals/
San Antonio is accepting patients from El Paso
But Darrin said hospitals wouldn't get overwhelmed.
Because it's not driven by the cold. It's driven by like school and bar re-openings. And just like with the Balous Miller recovery, it took a couple of months before blowing up, since that's how exponential growth works.
They aren't
Is ours were overwhelmed, we wouldn't be taking patients from El Paso.
El Paso must be doing great to be opening a field hospital and airlifting patients 550 miles away.
There's going to be a fight over the El Paso shutdown:
https://www.texastribune.org/2020/10...irus-shutdown/
How bad?
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