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Johnson County, Missouri – COVID-19 – Statistics – November 9, 2020

09 Monday Nov 2020

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Today from Johnson County, Missouri Community Health Services:

Johnson County, Missouri

Cumulative Positive Cases: 2094

Deaths: 16

Wear a damn mask. And while you’re at it, wear some damn gloves.

Stay Home. Wash your hands. Don’t touch your face. Good luck to us all.
#FlattenTheCurve

Johnson County, Missouri – COVID-19 – Statistics – November 4, 2020

04 Wednesday Nov 2020

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Today from Johnson County, Missouri Community Health Services:

Johnson County, Missouri

Cumulative Positive Cases: 1919

Deaths: 16

Wear a damn mask. And while you’re at it, wear some damn gloves.

Stay Home. Wash your hands. Don’t touch your face. Good luck to us all.
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Johnson County, Missouri – COVID-19 – Statistics – October 28, 2020

28 Wednesday Oct 2020

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Today from Johnson County, Missouri Community Health Services:

Johnson County, Missouri

Cumulative Positive Cases: 1734

Deaths: 16

Wear a damn mask. And while you’re at it, wear some damn gloves.

Stay Home. Wash your hands. Don’t touch your face. Good luck to us all.
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Johnson County, Missouri – COVID-19 – Statistics – October 23, 2020

23 Friday Oct 2020

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Today from Johnson County, Missouri Community Health Services:

Johnson County, Missouri

Cumulative Positive Cases: 1658

Deaths: 16

Wear a damn mask. And while you’re at it, wear some damn gloves.

Stay Home. Wash your hands. Don’t touch your face. Good luck to us all.
#FlattenTheCurve

Johnson County, Missouri – COVID-19 – Statistics – October 22, 2020

22 Thursday Oct 2020

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Today from Johnson County, Missouri Community Health Services:

Johnson County, Missouri

Cumulative Positive Cases: 1642

Deaths: 15

Wear a damn mask. And while you’re at it, wear some damn gloves.

Stay Home. Wash your hands. Don’t touch your face. Good luck to us all.
#FlattenTheCurve

Johnson County, Missouri – COVID-19 – Statistics – October 19, 2020

20 Tuesday Oct 2020

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Yesterday, from Johnson County, Missouri Community Health Services:

Johnson County, Missouri

Cumulative Positive Cases: 1601

Deaths: 15

Whatever you do, don’t read the social media comments.

Johnson County. Missouri has a population of approximately 53,000 people.

In New Zealand (the country) for comparison:

As at 9.00 am, 20 October 2020
Total – Change in last 24 hours
Number of confirmed cases in New Zealand 1,531 – 1
Number of probable cases 356 – 0
Number of confirmed and probable cases 1,887 – 1
Number of recovered cases 1,829 – 5
Number of deaths 25 – 0
Number of active cases 33 – -4
Number of cases currently in hospital 0 – 0

The population of New Zealand is approximately 5 million people.

Multiply the case numbers of New Zealand by a factor of 95 and you get the approximate totals for the State of Missouri. Though New Zealand definitely has more sheep of the genus Ovis.

Wear a damn mask. And while you’re at it, wear some damn gloves.

Stay Home. Wash your hands. Don’t touch your face. Good luck to us all.
#FlattenTheCurve

Johnson County, Missouri – COVID-19 – Statistics – October 16, 2020

16 Friday Oct 2020

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From Johnson County, Missouri Community Health Services:

Johnson County, Missouri

Cumulative Positive Cases: 1578

Deaths: 15

Whatever you do, don’t read the social media comments.

Wear a damn mask. And while you’re at it, wear some damn gloves.

Stay Home. Wash your hands. Don’t touch your face. Good luck to us all.
#FlattenTheCurve

Johnson County, Missouri – COVID-19 – Statistics – October 15, 2020

15 Thursday Oct 2020

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From Johnson County, Missouri Community Health Services:

Johnson County, Missouri

Cumulative Positive Cases: 1554

Deaths: 15

Whatever you do, don’t read the social media comments.

Wear a damn mask. And while you’re at it, wear some damn gloves.

Stay Home. Wash your hands. Don’t touch your face. Good luck to us all.
#FlattenTheCurve

Missouri DHSS – COVID-19 Outbreak Statistics – September 26, 2020 – 2:00 p.m.

26 Saturday Sep 2020

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Bad news. Continued bad news.

The most recent statistics on the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) outbreak for Missouri from the Department of Health and Senior Services:

Cases in Missouri: 122,014
Total Deaths: 2,063
Number of cases in the last 24 hours: 1,716
7 Day Percent Positive of PCR Tested Individuals: 11.8%
Number of New Deaths Reported in the Last 24 Hours: 69

“Time-based data, including one- and seven-day percent increase in statewide cases, daily COVID-19 test results, and cases and deaths by reported date, are subject to a 72-hour delay to ensure that the data are accurate and complete.”

Johnson County
Confirmed cases: 1,101
Cases per 100K Population: 2,026.02
Deaths: 4

Cass County
Confirmed cases: 1,502
Cases per 100K Population: 1,434.80

Pettis County
Confirmed cases: 1,124
Cases per 100K Population: 2,613.89

Henry County
Confirmed cases: 196
Cases per 100K Population: 894.82

Saline County
Confirmed cases: 718
Cases per 100K Population: 3,118.58

Lafayette County
Confirmed cases: 509
Cases per 100K Population: 1,533.84

Wear a damn mask. And while you’re at it, wear some damn gloves.

Stay Home. Wash your hands. Don’t touch your face. Good luck to us all.
#FlattenTheCurve

Missouri DHSS – COVID-19 Outbreak Statistics – September 25, 2020 – 2:00 p.m.

25 Friday Sep 2020

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Bad news. Always bad news.

The most recent statistics on the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) outbreak for Missouri from the Department of Health and Senior Services:

Cases in Missouri: 120,298
Total Deaths: 1,994
Number of cases in the last 24 hours: 1,987
7 Day Percent Positive of PCR Tested Individuals: 11.8%
Number of New Deaths Reported in the Last 24 Hours: 42

“Time-based data, including one- and seven-day percent increase in statewide cases, daily COVID-19 test results, and cases and deaths by reported date, are subject to a 72-hour delay to ensure that the data are accurate and complete.”

Johnson County
Confirmed cases: 1,081
Cases per 100K Population: 2,018.56
Deaths: 4

Cass County
Confirmed cases: 1,489
Cases per 100K Population: 1,407.12

Pettis County
Confirmed cases: 1,100
Cases per 100K Population: 2,541.02

Henry County
Confirmed cases: 191
Cases per 100K Population: 844.35

Saline County
Confirmed cases: 711
Cases per 100K Population: 3,079.27

Lafayette County
Confirmed cases: 497
Cases per 100K Population: 1,521.57

Wear a damn mask. And while you’re at it, wear some damn gloves.

Stay Home. Wash your hands. Don’t touch your face. Good luck to us all.
#FlattenTheCurve

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