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27-Nov-2020 copyright Elizabeth Bickel

13 Million (11-27-20) Black Friday

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Black Friday US COVID News

US surpasses 13 million Covid-19 cases

There have been at least 13,047,202 cases of coronavirus in the United States and at least 264,624 people have died from Covid-19, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University.” CNN

“Friday marked the 25th consecutive day the US reported more than 100,000 new coronavirus cases.” CNN

It has taken just 28 days for the USA to add 4 million new cases of COVID just in the Month of November 2020 alone.
Cases numbers are expected to rise more & faster following this Thanksgiving weekend.
Deaths will follow. America is in crisis.

“The latest data from The COVID Tracking Project reported a record-high in coronavirus-related hospitalizations on Thanksgiving, days after public health officials urged Americans not to travel to celebrate the holiday. According to the data, more than 90,480 people were hospitalized due to coronavirus on Thanksgiving. It marked the 32nd day in a row of increased hospitalizations.” FOX News

"Kansas City area crosses grim milestone, tops 1,000 deaths from COVID-19." FOX News

"“My heart breaks for the thousand from Kansas City and the region who have lost their lives and the tens of thousands more — relatives; coworkers; and friends — whose lives will be touched forever by this terrible disease,' Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas said. 'Our neighbors died because of bureaucratic red tape, bravado, ill preparation, and our own communal self-interest favoring normalcy over safety of others. In the long term, may we learn tough lessons from COVID so that we never repeat these mistakes again. In the short term, may people resolve to chip in even in modest ways by wearing masks, washing their hands, and protecting others by staying at home and away from large gatherings.'"

"In Kansas City, two Covid-19 deaths in one weekend drive home the risks to firefighters." NY Times

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Allan Jay28-Nov-2020 19:11
A reality check on the corona virus
that is difficult to comprehend!
Don Mottershead28-Nov-2020 17:42
A beautiful but somewhat disturbing image when taken in together with your comments. V
joseantonio28-Nov-2020 06:05
lovely presented in monochrome.V