Updated Alabama Numbers

[00Dawg]

New cases by date through today. Hopefully the trend continues.

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[DesotoCountyDawg]

But do the last 4 days have a lag like Mississippi’s numbers?

 

[engie]

That report is by test result date. The primary MS number that keeps getting thrown around is by date of onset of symptoms.

ETA: Covidtrackingproject has different results for Bama. Kinda all over the place honestly.

Date	Positives	Negatives	Deaths	Total Tests	#Tests By Day	#Positives By Day
31 Mar 2020 Tue	981	6,298		13	7,279	726	122
30 Mar 2020 Mon	859	5,694		6	6,553	1,563	53
29 Mar 2020 Sun	806	4,184		4	4,990	110	110
28 Mar 2020 Sat	696	4,184		3	4,880	109	109
27 Mar 2020 Fri	587	4,184		3	4,771	672	81
26 Mar 2020 Thu	506	3,593		1	4,099	1,287	223
25 Mar 2020 Wed	283	2,529		0	2,812	491	68
24 Mar 2020 Tue	215	2,106		0	2,321	489	48
23 Mar 2020 Mon	167	1,665		0	1,832	230	29
22 Mar 2020 Sun	138	1,464		0	1,602	1,450	14
21 Mar 2020 Sat	124	28		0	152	43	43
20 Mar 2020 Fri	81	28		0	109	13	13
19 Mar 2020 Thu	68	28		0	96

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[DesotoCountyDawg]

Data looks insufficient to say they’ve turned the corner.

 

[00Dawg]

I pulled mine directly from the state department of health. Official number confirmed right now is 999. The only thing I can’t tell yet is if they’re accounting for recovered cases.

 

[RocketDawg]

Alabama wants some teachers to return to school on April 6, but not students.

I think it's too dangerous. And there's no need to do so.

 

[Uncle Ruckus]

That is 17ing insane.