100% Coronavirus survival rate for those under 50 in Chatham County
Here's an analysis of the numbers in Chatham County based on the data available at covid19.ncdhhs.gov/dashboard/outbreaks-and-clusters
Let's look at the Chatham County numbers by age group using 7.10.20 data
0-17 years old: 0 deaths out of 103 cases = 0% death rate
18-24 years old: 0 deaths out of 93 cases = 0% death rate
25-49 years old: 0 deaths out of 414 cases = 0% death rate
50-64 years old: 2 deaths out of 197 cases = 1% death rate
65-74 years old: 13 deaths out of 93 cases = 14% death rate
75+ years old: 29 deaths out of 135 cases = 21.5% death rate
If you look at the coronavirus data for Chatham County since 3.1.20 (over 4 months) you can probably deduce that the death rate for those under 50 that tested positive for coronavirus have had a 100% survival rate
Those between 50 to 64 years of age have a 1% death rate
The most vulnerable ones are those over the age of 64
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We are profoundly grateful to the Bold Construction team, especially co-owners Chris Ehrenfeld and Jason Dell, for their well-timed delivery of face shields to help keep our staff and public protected during the pandemic. Their donation will be put to good use at our office!
As first responders, Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is essential, especially when entering areas where we may encounter infectious diseases and other contaminants. In recent months, PPE shortages have made it a challenge for responders to access and obtain supplies like masks, hand sanitizer, face shields, etc. However, we continue to be blown away by the generosity of local donors who have stepped in to share their resources to help us continue serving the public safely.
“We’ve worked really hard to reduce our risk of contracting or transmitting the virus,” says Sheriff Mike Roberson. “Receiving these critical supplies means our deputies can continue providing essential services to the public in a time of great need.”
“We are grateful to Bold Construction for their continued partnership, not only for this donation, but for their support of the Chatham community, Special Olympics NC, and the overall health and wellbeing of our residents,” adds Sheriff Roberson. “When we all work together, we make Chatham a better place!” ... See MoreSee Less
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COVID-19 testing got easier.It just got easier to get a COVID-19 test.
Raleigh, NC - The N.C. Department of Health and Human Services issued a standing order allowing people to get tested without a doctor’s referral. Under the order, testing sites can receive results directly from laboratories. The state health department also issued a temporary order requiring laboratories, physicians, and health care providers to report positive and negative test results. The standing order removes barriers to getting a test and streamlines the process, said state health Secretary Mandy Cohen during a July 7 news conference. The state will open 300 temporary testing sites in locations where testing has been limited, Cohen said.
files.nc.gov/covid/documents/guidance/healthcare/COVID-19-Statewide-Standing-Order.pdf ... See MoreSee Less
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If you are a parent, how would you like your child to be educated next school year?
Many families are reporting that they want virtual learning for their children next year. A new national study found that 53 percent of Latino families are considering not enrolling their children in school this year. A June Gallup survey similarly found that 44 percent of families want full- or part-time distance learning this fall. And a recent USA Today poll found that 60 percent of parents are "likely" to pursue home-based education this fall. ... See MoreSee Less
🏈📣 It's Deadline Day for Youth Football & Cheer! Spots are limited. Register today in City Hall by 4pm! (Online registration is open for 7-12 year old cheer at bit.ly/scpronline). Contact (919) 742-2699 with any questions!
For more info, visit bit.ly/Siler20fc! ... See MoreSee Less
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