Rudy Canoza wrote

> More people in Florida are catching the coronavirus, being hospitalized and
> dying of Covid-19 now than at any previous point in the pandemic,
underscoring
> the perils of limiting public health measures as the Delta variant rips
through
> the state.
>
> This week, 227 virus deaths were being reported each day in Florida, on
average,
> as of Tuesday, a record for the state and by far the most in the United
States
> right now. The average for new known cases reached 23,314 a day on the
weekend,
> 30 percent higher than the state� Ts previous peak in January, according to
a New
> York Times database. Across the country, new deaths have climbed to more
than
> 1,000 a day, on average.
>
> And hospitalizations in Florida have almost tripled in the past month,
according
> to federal data, stretching many hospitals to the breaking point. The surge
> prompted the mayor of Orlando to ask residents to conserve water in order
to
> limit the strain on the city� Ts supply of liquid oxygen, which is needed
both to
> purify drinking water and to treat Covid-19 patients.
>
> https://www.nytimes.com/2021/08/25/us/florida-covid-deaths.html
>
> Whatever source Worldometers uses for Florida data is corrupted.
Yesterday,
> according to Worldometers, Florida had only six deaths. On 08/22, only
four.
> From 08/17 through 08/21, new daily deaths were in double digits only.
Those
> numbers are wrong. Worldometers shows new daily deaths above 180 for five
> straight days, 08/06-08/10, and then we're supposed to believe they fell to
> double and eventually single digits. No way. Whatever source Worldometers
uses
> for its Florida data is corrupted.
>
>

Where is God?