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Originally Posted by RickFLM4
I would have been very surprised if there was not an increase in cases over the next month, just from increased mobility of people and increases in testing. I just hoped there would not be enough serious cases to overwhelm the healthcare system. But add in protests / major gatherings and I’d say there is something wrong with data (either number of cases or what we’ve been told about how it spreads) if there are not spikes in cases over the next month or two. Just have to hope the proportion that are require hospitalization / result in death are lower than the first wave.
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We had our weekly briefing with SC's Capital people yesterday. Every week, all of the bigger business's participate in an on-line meeting. I'm in it along withj our EH&S manager.
We were told that there were a significant spike in cases in the last couple of weeks...and that they were going to extend the state of emergency that was supposed to expire today.