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New Orleans is Ground Zero
Posted on 3/27/20 at 12:38 pm
Posted on 3/27/20 at 12:38 pm
There is a sad situation going on in New Orleans right now.
Total fatalities in the metro area now total 94.... that's third behind New York City (496) and Seattle (118), but on a per capita basis, New Orleans is by far the hardest hit major metro in the United States.
Deaths from COVID-19 per 1 Million People:
74.0- New Orleans
30.0- Seattle
24.8- New York
12.7- Detroit
Some of the above figures have not been updated today, but as it stands right now, the number of fatalities per capita in New Orleans is 3x worse than in New York.
Please folks take this seriously. I'm afraid we're just getting started and its already a very bleak situation in New Orleans.
Total fatalities in the metro area now total 94.... that's third behind New York City (496) and Seattle (118), but on a per capita basis, New Orleans is by far the hardest hit major metro in the United States.
Deaths from COVID-19 per 1 Million People:
74.0- New Orleans
30.0- Seattle
24.8- New York
12.7- Detroit
Some of the above figures have not been updated today, but as it stands right now, the number of fatalities per capita in New Orleans is 3x worse than in New York.
Please folks take this seriously. I'm afraid we're just getting started and its already a very bleak situation in New Orleans.
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Posted on 3/27/20 at 4:02 pm to BHMKyle
Mardi Gras going to take NOLA down.
Posted on 3/27/20 at 4:29 pm to BHMKyle
Updated Numbers for some other metros as of this afternoon:
Total Deaths:
1. New York City- 531
2. Seattle- 133
3. New Orleans- 94
4. Detroit- 78
5. Chicago- 35
6. Atlanta- 34
7. Los Angeles- 28
8. Albany, GA- 17
9. Indianapolis- 16
10. Bridgeport, CT- 15
Fatalities Per 1 Million Residents:
1. Albany, GA- 111.1
2. New Orleans- 74.0
3. Seattle- 33.8
4. New York- 26.6
5. Detroit- 18.0
6. Bridgeport, CT- 15.9
7. Colorado Springs- 10.8
8. Indianapolis- 7.8
9. Milwaukee- 6.3
10. Atlanta- 5.7
**This is not a complete list, but I did try to eyeball the hardest hit counties and go from there. If you know of a particularly hard hit area, I can add it to the list.
Total Deaths:
1. New York City- 531
2. Seattle- 133
3. New Orleans- 94
4. Detroit- 78
5. Chicago- 35
6. Atlanta- 34
7. Los Angeles- 28
8. Albany, GA- 17
9. Indianapolis- 16
10. Bridgeport, CT- 15
Fatalities Per 1 Million Residents:
1. Albany, GA- 111.1
2. New Orleans- 74.0
3. Seattle- 33.8
4. New York- 26.6
5. Detroit- 18.0
6. Bridgeport, CT- 15.9
7. Colorado Springs- 10.8
8. Indianapolis- 7.8
9. Milwaukee- 6.3
10. Atlanta- 5.7
**This is not a complete list, but I did try to eyeball the hardest hit counties and go from there. If you know of a particularly hard hit area, I can add it to the list.
Posted on 3/27/20 at 6:52 pm to kywildcatfanone
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Mardi Gras going to take NOLA down.
Mardi Gras was on 2/25. The incubation period is 14-21 days. We’re 12 days past the longest incubation period. You can’t blame this on Mardi Gras.
This post was edited on 3/27/20 at 7:31 pm
Posted on 3/27/20 at 8:54 pm to DownSouthJukin
[quote]Mardi Gras was on 2/25. The incubation period is 14-21 days. We’re 12 days past the longest incubation period. You can’t blame this on Mardi Gras.[/quote
Not everyone was infected the same day.
One person may have been infected carried it for ten days. Infected unknown about of people.
Those people carry it for different amount if days infecting people and the cycle just continues.
That’s why social distancing in important
JMO
Not everyone was infected the same day.
One person may have been infected carried it for ten days. Infected unknown about of people.
Those people carry it for different amount if days infecting people and the cycle just continues.
That’s why social distancing in important
JMO
Posted on 3/27/20 at 9:09 pm to Nicky Parrish
The first case in New Orleans was discovered on March 9, which is 13 days after Mardi Gras. Again-Mardi Gras has nothing to do with the spread of coronavirus. The timeline doesn’t work.
A more likely explanation of the spread and detection of coronavirus in New Orleans and the surrounding areas is the relative density of population compared to other areas and the fact that a large percentage of the population of New Orleans has underlying health problems, are not generally in good health and are not interested in social distancing or proper sanitization.
A more likely explanation of the spread and detection of coronavirus in New Orleans and the surrounding areas is the relative density of population compared to other areas and the fact that a large percentage of the population of New Orleans has underlying health problems, are not generally in good health and are not interested in social distancing or proper sanitization.
This post was edited on 3/27/20 at 9:12 pm
Posted on 3/28/20 at 10:36 am to DownSouthJukin
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The first case in New Orleans was discovered on March 9,
Oh yea and we would have totally known if there were some before that with all the testing we were doing at the time
Posted on 3/28/20 at 12:24 pm to Nicky Parrish
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That’s why social distancing in important
New Orleans is not a place where people will adhere to social distancing very well.
Posted on 3/28/20 at 9:23 pm to Evolved Simian
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New Orleans is not a place where people will adhere to social distancing very well.I
Totally agree. That’s why NOLA is getting hit hard.
If only, if only Trump would have told the Destroya to cancel Mardi Gras.
Collapsed building with legs dangling causing changes in parade routes, people getting run over by floats and the party went on.
Blame Trump, Blame Trump
Posted on 3/29/20 at 1:17 am to BHMKyle
Who put out the New Orleans numbers from actual New Orleans?
Because I automatically do not trust them
Because I automatically do not trust them
Posted on 3/29/20 at 4:35 pm to BHMKyle
.....for the beginning of giving the world an enema.
Posted on 3/29/20 at 11:11 pm to coachcrisp
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for the beginning of giving the world an enema.
Not cool
Posted on 3/29/20 at 11:59 pm to Evolved Simian
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New Orleans is not a place where people will adhere to social distancing very well.
New Orleans is its own worst enemy.
Could be a great city if it weren't filled with loons that do drugs and get drunk everyday in front of a collapsed building with a dead man's legs hanging out.
Then these same loons start playing the blame game when bad things start happening because didn't fix their fricking problems. They straight up don't believe real warnings half the time.
Posted on 3/30/20 at 6:25 am to PlateJohnsonIII
Hello! Thanks for sharing this.
This post was edited on 3/30/20 at 6:26 am
Posted on 3/30/20 at 6:29 am to BHMKyle
Didn’t they also say it hurts people that are obese etc more?
Posted on 3/30/20 at 12:22 pm to BHMKyle
The problem is very simple, selfesh people, look at how many people are playing Golf, how many people are walking jogging in Audubon and City parks.
N. O. people are very friendly but foolish one of the reasons we are last on most category listed in the Country.
N. O. people are very friendly but foolish one of the reasons we are last on most category listed in the Country.
Posted on 3/30/20 at 1:04 pm to BHMKyle
Here are some updated numbers as of this morning:
US Major Metros with the Most Fatalities:
1. New York- 1,005
2. Seattle- 174
3. New Orleans- 245
3. Detroit- 112
4. Chicago- 64
5. Atlanta- 44
6. Los Angeles- 41
7. Philadelphia- 27
8. Boston- 25
9. San Francisco- 22
9. Miami- 22
US Major Metros with the Most Per Capita Fatalities... listed in Fatalities per 1 Million People:
1. New Orleans- 114.1
2. New York- 50.3
3. Seattle- 44.2
4. Detroit- 25.9
5. Indianapolis- 9.8
6. Milwaukee- 7.6
7. Atlanta- 7.4
8. Chicago- 6.7
9. Las Vegas- 6.3
10. Boston- 5.1
***Not listed are some hard-hit smaller metros such as Albany, GA which has 27 fatalities (176.5 deaths per million).
***Bridgeport, CT also has 21 (22.2/million)
**Colorado Springs has 12 (16.2/million)
US Major Metros with the Most Fatalities:
1. New York- 1,005
2. Seattle- 174
3. New Orleans- 245
3. Detroit- 112
4. Chicago- 64
5. Atlanta- 44
6. Los Angeles- 41
7. Philadelphia- 27
8. Boston- 25
9. San Francisco- 22
9. Miami- 22
US Major Metros with the Most Per Capita Fatalities... listed in Fatalities per 1 Million People:
1. New Orleans- 114.1
2. New York- 50.3
3. Seattle- 44.2
4. Detroit- 25.9
5. Indianapolis- 9.8
6. Milwaukee- 7.6
7. Atlanta- 7.4
8. Chicago- 6.7
9. Las Vegas- 6.3
10. Boston- 5.1
***Not listed are some hard-hit smaller metros such as Albany, GA which has 27 fatalities (176.5 deaths per million).
***Bridgeport, CT also has 21 (22.2/million)
**Colorado Springs has 12 (16.2/million)
Posted on 4/1/20 at 11:37 am to BHMKyle
Here is the morning update.
US Major Metros with the Most Fatalities:
1. New York- 1,495
2. Detroit- 235
3. Seattle- 190
4. New Orleans- 188
5. Chicago- 103
6. Atlanta- 63
7. Los Angeles- 61
8. Boston- 52
9. Philadelphia- 50
10. Miami- 33
US Major Metros with the Most Fatalities per 1 Million People:
1. New Orleans- 148.0
2. New York- 74.8
3. Detroit- 54.3
4. Seattle- 48.2
5. Indianapolis- 12.7
6. Milwaukee- 11.4
7. Chicago- 10.8
8. Boston- 10.7
9. Atlanta- 10.6
10. Las Vegas- 10.3
US Major Metros with the Most Fatalities:
1. New York- 1,495
2. Detroit- 235
3. Seattle- 190
4. New Orleans- 188
5. Chicago- 103
6. Atlanta- 63
7. Los Angeles- 61
8. Boston- 52
9. Philadelphia- 50
10. Miami- 33
US Major Metros with the Most Fatalities per 1 Million People:
1. New Orleans- 148.0
2. New York- 74.8
3. Detroit- 54.3
4. Seattle- 48.2
5. Indianapolis- 12.7
6. Milwaukee- 11.4
7. Chicago- 10.8
8. Boston- 10.7
9. Atlanta- 10.6
10. Las Vegas- 10.3
Posted on 4/1/20 at 12:47 pm to DownSouthJukin
They say the first reported case in Arkansas was traced back to Mardi Gras.
Don't shoot me,just sharing info.
Don't shoot me,just sharing info.
Posted on 4/1/20 at 12:49 pm to Clark14
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Don't shoot me,just sharing info.
I think one of the posters above already explained the flaw in his logic
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