Also, it seems the person hospitalized on SBH was suffering from a standard flu and tested negative for the Coronavirus. This verified from the person’s FB post of her discharge.
we are here and no-one really talks about it, no-one wearing masks and people still kissing and shaking hands..... i have heard from many friends in NY that there are tests readily available....
Some of the information from media sources regarding SBH cases is confusing, and is sometimes dated. I prefer to go by the information from ARS, the regional health authority. As of 12:00 local time:
Still 1 confirmed case on SBH, isolated at home.
Still 2 confirmed cases on St Martin, in the French-side hospital.
New, there are 2 additional suspected cases on SBH, which are being investigated.
Here's a link to the ARS document from 12:00:
https://www.calameo.com/books/004651582ce439c7b89ef
Some of the information from media sources regarding SBH cases is confusing, and is sometimes dated. I prefer to go by the information from ARS, the regional health authority. As of 12:00 local time:
Still 1 confirmed case on SBH, isolated at home.
Still 2 confirmed cases on St Martin, in the French-side hospital.
New, there are 2 additional suspected cases on SBH, which are being investigated.
Here's a link to the ARS document from 12:00:
https://www.calameo.com/books/004651582ce439c7b89ef
I prefer to go by the information from ARS, the regional health authority.
It does appear that, at the moment, testing is more readily available in SBH and SXM than in the U.S.
I'm curious why these particular cases are not showing up on the Johns Hopkins interactive dashboard?
https://gisanddata.maps.arcgis.com/apps/opsdashboard/index.html#/bda7594740fd40299423467b48e9ecf6
Thoughts?
In the France tally?