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|    Whining media darling Gov. Cuomo says st    |
|    14 Mar 21 00:11:55    |
      XPost: alt.gossip.celebrities, alt.politics.democrats.d, sac.general       XPost: alt.rush-limbaugh       From: joe_nagasaki@gmail.com              This is a really stupid helpless man.              Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Friday that 2,935 New Yorkers have died       from the coronavirus so far with 562 new deaths over the last 24       hours.              That was a 23% jump and the single-biggest daily increase in       deaths in the state since the outbreak began a few weeks ago.              “New York is in crisis. Help New York,” Cuomo said.              How about you resign and let somebody else with balls take over?              Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Friday that 2,935 New Yorkers have died       from the coronavirus so far with 562 new deaths over the last 24       hours — a 23% jump and the single-biggest daily increase in       deaths in the state since the outbreak began a few weeks ago.              “The curve continues to go up,” Cuomo said at a news conference       in Albany, referring to the number of new COVID-19 cases across       the state. There are 102,863 confirmed cases across New York, a       10% jump overnight, according to charts presented at the news       conference. New York City alone accounts for 57,159 total cases,       up 5,350 over the last 24 hours.              The Jacob K. Javits Conference Center, where the U.S. Army Corps       of Engineers has built a temporary hospital, will be fully       dedicated to coronavirus patients, Cuomo said. It was originally       designed to handle other patients to free up hospital beds       across New York City. Cuomo also said he’s signing an executive       order that will allow the state to take whatever personal       protective equipment, including medical masks and gloves, and       ventilators from public or private organizations the state needs       to treat CV-19 patients.              “I’m not going to let people die,” Cuomo said. “I’m not going to       get into a situation where I know we are running out of       ventilators and we could have people dying because there are no       ventilators, but there are hospitals in other parts of the state       that have ventilators that they’re not using.”              Cuomo again called on the federal government to help obtain more       ventilators, which are in short supply across the U.S. He said       doctors are using one ventilator split between two patients,       using BiPAP machines and anesthesia machines as makeshift       ventilators because some hospitals have already run out.              “New York is in crisis. Help New York,” he said. “No state can       get the supplies they need. No state can get the PPE they need.       No state can get the ventilators they need. The market has       literally collapsed.”              He said Alibaba founder Jack Ma and President Michael Evans have       “been very helpful to us” in helping to find medical supplies.       Paying to fight the outbreak is straining the state’s coffers.              “The budget was difficult because the state has no money,” Cuomo       said.              The federal government sent Navy hospital ship the USNS Comfort       on Monday to New York City to help relieve local hospitals by       treating non-COVID-19 patients. As of Thursday night, there were       just 20 patients on the Comfort, which, with 1,000 patient       slots, is the largest hospital ship in the world.              “I’m going to speak to the secretary of Defense,” Cuomo said       when asked about the very low number of patients on the Comfort.       “I know they’re not taking COVID-positive patients. But they       said that from day one, to be fair.”              Unlike President Donald Trump and New York City Mayor Bill de       Blasio, state health officials aren’t telling residents to wear       masks, scarves or bandanas while they are outside because       there’s no data to support that they protect people against the       coronavirus, said New York Health Commissioner Dr. Howard       Zucker. The World Health Organization has said the masks are       most effective if worn by people who are sick by keeping them       from spreading it to other people.              At the same time, Cuomo said, “The masks couldn’t hurt, unless       they gave a wearer a false sense of security.”              Trump and Vice President Mike Pence said at a press briefing       Thursday night that the Centers for Disease Control and       Prevention will issue new nationwide guidance “in the next       several days” about wearing masks in public to prevent       transmission of the coronavirus.              -- CNBC’s Kevin Breuninger contributed to this article.              Correction: There were 562 new deaths in New York state over the       last 24 hours. The original story misstated the number of new       deaths.              https://www.cnbc.com/2020/04/03/new-york-gov-cuomo-says-state-       saw-its-single-biggest-increase-in-coronavirus-deaths-       yesterday.html                      --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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