Nearly a third of state’s intensive care unit beds full of COVID patients

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8 thoughts on “Nearly a third of state’s intensive care unit beds full of COVID patients

  1. So when you say that the cumulative number of cases rose by 12,981 over Friday’s report, does that just include Saturday and Sunday? Or, does it also include Monday’s numbers?

    1. Gary, we got 12,981 by taking the cumulative total listed in Friday’s report and subtracting it from the cumulative number in today’s report. The state is no longer issuing reports on Saturdays and Sundays (and this week on Monday because of the holiday).

  2. Gary B., 12/981 are total numbers reported since Friday. 886,461 total positives reported today minus 873,480 reported on Friday = 12,981. On the Indiana Coronavirus Dashboard, this was the relevant data/explanation: Total Positive Cases 886,461
    03/06/2020 … 09/06/2021

    With the 09/06/2021 date included, that suggests some data was collected on Monday. Hope this helps.

    1. I presume you know that we typically use ICU beds for patients with all sorts of other ailments than Covid, yes? But I guess later this year when we have a headline that reads “200 homicides in Indianapolis this year”, we could change it to “More than 887,000 residents of Indianapolis not murdered this year.”

  3. What will convince them is when their employer’s force them to get the shot or find a new job. When airlines stop allowing people to fly unless they get the shot. When schools start making the shots mandatory for students. That’s where this is heading, luckily.

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