NJ
Virus Cases Up 158% in
days - Hospital Warns OUT
of Gowns, 4 days of
masks
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Coronavirus
cases in New Jersey have jumped 158%+ in 3 days with another spike
likely ahead: In just three days, New Jersey’s number of confirmed
coronavirus cases has increased by more than 158%, going from 742
cases on Thursday to 2,844 cases as of Monday.
Murphy
announced New Jersey now has at least 2,844 coronavirus cases with 27
deaths as officials announced Monday 935 new positive tests on the
same day the second state-run testing site opened in Monmouth County
and quickly hit capacity due to overwhelming demand.
A
Bergen County hospital that has been at the center of treatment of
the coronavirus pandemic in New Jersey is seeking donations to help
purchase protective equipment and other supplies for its staff. Holy
Name Hospital in Teaneck said it is down to only a four-day supply of
respirator masks, and has no disposable gowns left.
Lockdown
rules: What New Jersey residents need to know about stay-at-home
order: Gov. Phil Murphy on Saturday ordered New Jersey’s 9 million
residents to stay at home with some exceptions and required all
non-essential retail businesses in the state to close until further
notice. Read up on what exactly is and isn’t allowed under the
governor’s executive order.
Worldwide
cases: The global case total is more than 353,000 as of around 7 a.m.
Monday, Johns Hopkins University reports. At least 14,790 people have
died of coronavirus. There are cases in 167 countries.
HOSPITALS
IN SPAIN
COLLAPSING; INFECTED
HAVE TO LAY ON FLOOR -
NO BEDS
Videos
are beginning to emerge from hospitals inside Spain as the
coronavirus overloads that nation's healthcare system.
In
the video below, persons sick with coronavirus are left LAYING ON
HALLWAY FLOORS, with masks, some with oxygen, because no beds are
available.
What
we see happening in Spain, is already happening in Italy, and will
also happen HERE, in America.
This
disease outbreak, from a Chinese Military Bio-Weapon (Story
Here)
- is showing no sign of stopping.
Mobile
Morgue Trailers
Being Deployed Near Major
US Cities
In
one of the most ominous developments in the U.S. Coronavirus
outbreak, Mobile Morgue Trailers are being deployed outside of major
US cities.
The
photo above - and the enlarged one below -- show several of these
trailers stashed on a farm in Joliet, IL, southwest of Chicago.
For
those who still erroneously think "This is just the Flu"
may we respectfully point out that never before have mobile morgue
trailers been deployed for victims of flu; This outbreak
is NOT "just a Flu."
And
for those who are just flat out stupid, the reason these morgue
trailers are being deployed is because officials believe the number
of dead bodies coming from this outbreak will overwhelm local
coroner's offices.
NEW
YORK CORONAVIRUS
CASES SOAR 38%
OVERNIGHT!
New
York Gov. Andrew Cuomo issued an emergency order Monday directing
hospitals to increase their capacity by 50% as coronavirus cases
across the state surged 38% overnight to 20,875. Times Square, the
most hustle and bustle place in Manhattan, shown above, is DEVOID of
people.
New
York is the hardest-hit state in the country, Cuomo said. New York
City, alone, accounts for 12,305 confirmed infections, he said.
“This
could go on for several months,” Cuomo said. Roughly 13% of all
cases have been hospitalized so far, 621 of the patients have ended
up in the ICU and 157 people have died, he said.
“Nobody
can tell you is it four months, six months, eight months, nine
months. But it is several months,” Cuomo said. “We all have to
now confront that that is a new reality. That is not going to change.
You are not going to turn on the news tomorrow morning and they’re
going to say surprise surprise this is all now resolved in two
weeks.”
Cuomo
estimated up to 80% of the state’s more than 19.4 million residents
will get the coronavirus. Last week, Cuomo estimated there are likely
“tens of thousands” of COVID-19 cases in the state among
residents who didn’t know they had it.
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