The current numbers from Ariete Caborca and the Se
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Posted On: 05/19/2020 11:58:08 AM
Re: garygoldbug #1142
The current numbers from Ariete Caborca and the Secretary of Health for Sonora, Clausen Iberri, shown below. Sonora is at the peak this week and expects to see lower numbers of new cases going into June. The State and the Municipalities are still under "Quedete en Casa" order - or Stay Home except for essential work and trips for food and medical purposes. In general the numbers per capita are favorable compared to what we've experienced here in the US. They have fewer per capita cases and deaths than my state, Missouri. Non-essential businesses in Sonora remain closed til at least June 1st.
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Auto-translated from Ariete Caborca
Clausen Iberri regretted that the number of cases in Sonora continues to rise and reiterated that social distancing measures should not relax as happened this weekend when the increase in people circulating on the public road was evident.
He explained that, despite what has been handled in other countries and that it has been called Sweden Model, which is identified as " herd immunity " and consists of everyone leaving to get infected and acquire immunity. Sonora can become " reduction of the flock ", because this state ranks the first places in the country in obesity and in suffering such as diabetes and hypertension.
Therefore, he ruled out that this strategy is correct for Mexico or Sonora, here the strategy indicated is Stay at Home, as this way more lives will be saved.
Covid-19 cases in Sonora:
981 confirmed cases and 73 deaths
Total confirmed cases in Sonora State: 981
Hermosillo 315, municipality with the highest incidence with 32 % of the total.
San Luis Rio Colorado, 250 representing 25 % of the total.
Box me: 122 with 12 %
Nogales: 107 with 11 %
Navojoa: 40
Caborca: 32
Guaymas: 28
My hometown of St. Joseph MO has around 500 cases and the population is in the same realm at Caboroca with 32 cases. A meat processing plant in St. Joe accounts for most of those cases. i have to go to St. Joe once a week but have decided not to go in any stores or business there till their numbers subside. I'd feel safer in Caborca, in relation to COVID 19.
Not safer from gang and drug violence - that's a real danger in Caborca. Story today of an armed gang firing with heavy caliber weapons on a police helicopter. No damage but shows the firepower and willingness to to use it that exists in Sonora.
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Auto-translated from Ariete Caborca
Clausen Iberri regretted that the number of cases in Sonora continues to rise and reiterated that social distancing measures should not relax as happened this weekend when the increase in people circulating on the public road was evident.
He explained that, despite what has been handled in other countries and that it has been called Sweden Model, which is identified as " herd immunity " and consists of everyone leaving to get infected and acquire immunity. Sonora can become " reduction of the flock ", because this state ranks the first places in the country in obesity and in suffering such as diabetes and hypertension.
Therefore, he ruled out that this strategy is correct for Mexico or Sonora, here the strategy indicated is Stay at Home, as this way more lives will be saved.
Covid-19 cases in Sonora:
981 confirmed cases and 73 deaths
Total confirmed cases in Sonora State: 981
Hermosillo 315, municipality with the highest incidence with 32 % of the total.
San Luis Rio Colorado, 250 representing 25 % of the total.
Box me: 122 with 12 %
Nogales: 107 with 11 %
Navojoa: 40
Caborca: 32
Guaymas: 28
My hometown of St. Joseph MO has around 500 cases and the population is in the same realm at Caboroca with 32 cases. A meat processing plant in St. Joe accounts for most of those cases. i have to go to St. Joe once a week but have decided not to go in any stores or business there till their numbers subside. I'd feel safer in Caborca, in relation to COVID 19.
Not safer from gang and drug violence - that's a real danger in Caborca. Story today of an armed gang firing with heavy caliber weapons on a police helicopter. No damage but shows the firepower and willingness to to use it that exists in Sonora.
rjw/mkc
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