Wild rumours coming out of New York

RUMORS: NYC Discussing QUARANTINE; Allegedly Ordered 2 Million Body Bags!

HalTurner,
8 March, 2020


In the USA, Coronavirus is also spreading ferociously.  New York Governor Andrew Cuomo revealed Sunday that the total count of confirmed cases in New York State has risen to 105.

RUMORS out of New York City this morning claim the Mayor, Bill DeBlasio, was in a all night meeting with MTA officials, NJ and NY national guard brass, CDC as well as Gov Cuomo in live feed from Albany.

According to those RUMORS,  the QUARANTINE" word was being spoken aloud, frequently.  There was ALLEGEDLY discussion of how to close all the bridges and tunnels to prevent people from entering or leaving the city.   THESE ARE RUMORS, not established as facts.   

Those RUMORS also claim the city has placed an order for TWO MILLION BODY BAGS from a manufacturer - Medicalproducts LTD - and the order is to begin delivering on April 2.

Strangely, word from the Mayor's meeting claimed "Diblasio stormed out of the meeting and got into his limo fast."  Not sure why.

As of 3:00 PM EDT in New York, the number of confirmed coronavirus cases is now 105 — or 16 more than the day before, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Sunday.

“Sixteen overnight,” said the governor, who declared a state of emergency over the deadly virus Saturday. “We did more tests overnight. … The state now has 105 people who tested positive.”

He suggested that local governments and private businesses have their employees work in shifts, to limit potential exposure at various times.

“We want to reduce as much as possible situations creating density,” Cuomo said. “The private sector has a role in trying to contain it.”

The governor said there are now 12 cases in New York City, 82 cases in Westchester County, five in Nassau County, one in Suffolk County, two in Rockland County, two in upstate Saratoga County and one in upstate Ulster County.

The bulk of new cases popped up in Westchester, where there were around 70 cases reported Saturday. New cases also were seen in Nassau, Suffolk and Ulster counties. New York City’s reported tally remained the same overnight.