How many in Self Isolation in your State?
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According to the media, my whole state is out of touch with reality....so, about 2 million?
Damn! ........
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Well, I live close to Auburn University. They have about 1,000+- Chinese students. Atlanta is about 95 miles away. When China started having problems, Auburn banned travel to and from China, about a month ago. They mentioned moving some patients to Anniston, Ala. Army base. Governor called as well as people of Anniston and they backpeddled and said it was only a back up. Now some students at University of Alabama (about 2 hours from me) are in Korea on a trip that they cancelled when they got there after 2 days and want to come home. They will probably go into quarantine when they get back. That is how close we are to having a breakout here.
We are prepared to bug in for 3-6 months, with the stocks we have. We have a salt water swimming pool that we can use in emergencies for water and we have filters for this. We have a generator that runs on natural gas, propane, or gasoline, that can take care of a lot at 10kw. We have meds for 3 months or more except one of mine and I am to see the doctor for a scrip to get additonal supply for about 3 months or more. Fresh food will be our only concern. We are going to start a vegetable garden by spring to keep us busy and have some fresh food. Got two deer in the freezer this year as well as other meat. Have plenty of canned veggies and meats. Masks are in short supply now. We also have about a 6 month supply of toilet paper and paper towels. Don't know about everyone else, but we think we are ready. Oh we have candles, lanterns, lantern oil, lighters, and spare batteries.
We are prepared to bug in for 3-6 months, with the stocks we have. We have a salt water swimming pool that we can use in emergencies for water and we have filters for this. We have a generator that runs on natural gas, propane, or gasoline, that can take care of a lot at 10kw. We have meds for 3 months or more except one of mine and I am to see the doctor for a scrip to get additonal supply for about 3 months or more. Fresh food will be our only concern. We are going to start a vegetable garden by spring to keep us busy and have some fresh food. Got two deer in the freezer this year as well as other meat. Have plenty of canned veggies and meats. Masks are in short supply now. We also have about a 6 month supply of toilet paper and paper towels. Don't know about everyone else, but we think we are ready. Oh we have candles, lanterns, lantern oil, lighters, and spare batteries.
About 30 in NM.
https://www.koat.com/article/coronavirus-testing-begins-in-new-mexico/31180603
2 people in NM have been tested. One was negative, the other is still pending.
https://www.krqe.com/health/coronavirus/2-people-tested-for-coronavirus-in-new-mexico/
We have an incredibly small population here though.
https://www.koat.com/article/coronavirus-testing-begins-in-new-mexico/31180603
2 people in NM have been tested. One was negative, the other is still pending.
https://www.krqe.com/health/coronavirus/2-people-tested-for-coronavirus-in-new-mexico/
We have an incredibly small population here though.
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DHEC says there are 9 or 10 in self quarantine here in South Carolina. 0 positive results so far. However, our hospitals are overran with seasonal flu. Goods are flying off the store shelves. Must be a lot of preppers in South Carolina.
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Arizona - 1 definite (College student had traveled to China prior to becoming sick; 1 "presumed" positive - had been traveling with someone who was positive.
State lab is doing testing on anyone they suspect may have it/been exposed. Both cases were also in higher-population areas (Phoenix)
In my rural area - nada.
State lab is doing testing on anyone they suspect may have it/been exposed. Both cases were also in higher-population areas (Phoenix)
In my rural area - nada.
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If you believe the media, the majority of the citizens that reside in Austin. The mayor’s declaration of a state of emergency has caused people the stay in their homes. Local businesses are seeing a deep cut in patronage. The mayor has gone on media, broadcast and social begging his subjects to go about their normal activities. Leave your homes and go buy things.
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