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Third COVID-19 Death Reported In Escambia County, Alabama
May 7, 2020
A third person has died from COVID-19 in Escambia County, according to the Alabama Department of Health.
The state does not release additional information such as cities or age.
ADH is also reporting 31 total cases in the county out of 647 total tests that have been administered.
There have been 8,691 confirmed cases in Alabama out of 112,068 total tests with 343 deaths. Alabama reports 1,163 total hospitalizations since March.
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2 Responses to “Third COVID-19 Death Reported In Escambia County, Alabama”
We slowed it down enough to give scientists time to search for treatments to protect and cure. We aren’t there yet and we will continue dying until we are, but many more have a chance than would have.
(And we know certain snake-oil cures don’t work so we’ve stopped killing people under the “What have you got to lose? question. The obvious answer was, “My life.”)
David for putting off dying
People everywhere going about their business out of necessity, this is not even close to being over and multitudes more are going to die it is just the way it is.