In Houston "the data shows a less than 1% decline in positivity rate. The city still hovering around a 24.5% positivity rate. It's one of the worst in the country." The positivity rate went from really high to still really high. At this rate, a flat curve is still too many caseshttps://twitter.com/KHOU/status/1285431810474868738 …
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#TX02 and while some zip codes have shown a slightly decreased slope it’s too early to make a decision about anything because case counts are prone to the weekend slip. Other areas, like Lake Houston, show an increased rate of growth. -
Exactly. Until we have a sustained downward trend in cases and our ICU's are no longer stressed, we need to continue to take as many precautions as possible.
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"If the positivity rate is more than 10%, that's one of those red flags we begin to look at." -
@GregAbbott_TX , May 5, 2020 WHO recommends 5% Houston has been above 10% since mid-late May. Texas has been above 10% since June 23.Merci. Twitter en tiendra compte pour améliorer votre fil. SupprimerSupprimer
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