Sunday, July 11, 2021

Missouri loses fight to slow spread of delta variant virus

 


Kansas City Star, 7/10/2021
Delta is rampaging through the unvaccinated, spurring rising cases and threatening to overwhelm Springfield hospitals. Missouri now has the second-highest rate of new cases per capita, according to data compiled by The New York Times, and among the lowest adult vaccination rates among all states.  
What went wrong? 
A joint investigation by The Kansas City Star and Columbia University’s Brown Institute for Media Innovation reveals how June became a lost month in the fight to slow the spread of delta across Missouri. Thousands of pages of internal emails and other documents from 19 local health departments trace the growing alarm and a sense of near-resignation among officials about their chances of halting the advance of the variant.


Related posts (Missouri counties)
Andrew County.  (7/3/2021)
Audrain County.  (6/20/2021)
Barton County.  (7/9/2021)
Caldwell County.  (6/19/2021)
Callaway County.  (7/10/2021)
Camden County.  (6/23/2021)
Christian County.  (7/10/2021)
Clark County.  (6/19/2021)
Dallas County.  (6/20/2021)
Douglas County.  (7/9/2021)
Dunklin County.  (6/14/2021)
Greene County.  (7/7/2021)
Hickory County.  (7/3/2021 update)
Jasper County.  (7/8/2021)
Knox County.  (6/29/2021)
Laclede County.  (6/10/2021)
Linn County.  (5/28/2021)
Miller County.  (6/23/2021)
Morgan County.  (6/30/2021)
Polk County.  (6/19/2021)
Putnam County.  (5/28/2021)
Shannon County.  (7/2/2021)
Taney County.  (6/10/2021)
Webster County.  (6/14/2021)
Wright County.  (6/22/2021)

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