Exactly!

And, even that number is elevated. People who get tested tend to have a reason to do so, such as they feel ill or are in poor health to start with. A random sample would undoubtedly yield a much lower fatality rate as a percentage of tests.

Orlando Health confirms state COVID-19 report has errors
Some Florida labs report 100 percent positivity rates
By Robert Guaderrama, 7/13/2010, FOX 35 Orlando


https://www.fox35orlando.com/news/orlando-health-confirms-state-covid-19-report-has-errors

The Florida Department of Health released its daily coronavirus testing report showing a statewide positivity rate of 11 percent, but FOX 35 quickly noticed some shocking positivity rates.

ORLANDO, Fla. - The Florida Department of Health released its daily coronavirus testing report showing a statewide positivity rate of 11 percent, but FOX 35 quickly noticed some shocking positivity rates.

Countless labs report 100 percent positivity, which means every single person tested was positive.

FOX 35 sifted through the report to find local testing sites with high numbers, like Centra Care where the report showed 83 people were tested and all tested positive.

The Orlando Veteran’s Affairs Medical Center had a positivity rate of 76 percent, according to the report.

A spokesperson for the VA said officials are looking into the numbers.

NCF Diagnostics has a location in Alachua, which reported 88 percent of tests coming back positive and 98 percent for Orlando Health.

How could that be?

We investigated these astronomical numbers, contacting every location mentioned.



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@Wingnut

Quote: Wingnut wrote in post #2

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Not sure if i read it here or elsewhere, but there are reports of people in line for a covid test filling out the forms with their info. After getting tired of waiting in line for a test, they left and went home. Days later they got a letter saying the TESTED POSITIVE for the virus.

WTF is up with that.

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We heard someone tell us that this happened to people that they know directly recently..... massive fraud being pulled on us....

I've seen other reports of these in a number of places, but yours is more meaningful since you actually know the person involved.

What will it take for people (in large enough numbers) to rise up and reject this ongoing fraud?

Will it ever happen?

Or are we too far over the edge at this point in time?

Quote: austingirl wrote in post #4

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I don't know how I missed this article:

https://justthenews.com/politics-policy/...rus-cases-there

Yet it is not actually clear how many of the cases being announced by the state actually correspond to the dates in which they are posted. Resolving that data is critical, simply because without it, public health officials and epidemiologists have no way of knowing the present path the virus is taking, including whether it is surging or waning.

Lyndsey Rosales, a spokeswoman for the Texas Department of State Health Services, confirmed to Just the News this week that the state lacks dating information for the vast majority of cases it posts.

"DSHS reports cases on our dashboard as local health departments and our public health regions report them," Rosales said. "We don’t attribute them to the date to when a person received a confirmed COVID-19 test result or developed symptoms."

Is this an admission that "cases" include those with a headache?

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