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Local COVID-19 Hospitalizations Fall Below 100
October 7, 2021
CoVID-19 hospitalizations in Escambia County are continuing to decline, falling before 100 Wednesday for the first time in weeks.
As of October 6, there were 96 people hospitalized for COVID-19 in Ascension Sacred Heart, Baptist and West Florida hospitals. One month ago, that number was 330.
The numbers in the graph indicate daily hospitalizations in Escambia County and are provided daily by Ascension Sacred Heart Hospital, Baptist Hospital and West Florida Hospital. The daily numbers are not cumulative.
Graphic: City of Pensacola.
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7 Responses to “Local COVID-19 Hospitalizations Fall Below 100”
@TommyG… Tell it to the familes of the 1500 or so people who have died from COVID-19 since this *so called* pandemic began. And no, the flu hasn’t killed anywhere close to that many people in Escambia County during that time.
The denial is strong but the truth always prevails. History never forgets.
@Tommy G
You’re right, we didn’t do any of the radical, crazy, end of the world nonsense like wearing a mask, social distancing, or getting vaccinated until over 900 members of our community died.
But hey, at least you weren’t mildly inconvenienced for 30 seconds. That would have been truly tragic.
@Tommy G A Pandemic is: “occurring over a wide geographic area and affecting an exceptionally high proportion of the population.”
A epidemic of influenza is different from the dreaded pandemic.
Seasonal influenze is during any given year.
Correct, the pandemic is not the end of the world. No, life and lives have changed & it is now a different world we live in.
@ Plain Country,
I am so sorry for your loss.
Can we get on with life again? My son cannot, his life was taken by covid!!!
Do you even know what s pandemic is?
See! We didn’t do all of the radical, crazy, end of the world nonsense as they do in California and New York and the numbers are decreasing. This virus is NOT the end of the world and it isn’t a pandemic. Can we get on with life again?