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Nevada officials telling visitors to come, but wear masks
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Nevada is open for visitors with precautions in place, tourism and coronavirus response leaders declared Monday, despite a weekend where the state passed the 200,000 mark in known COVID-19 infections and tallied 73 new deaths. In Las Vegas, where New Year's fireworks that typically draw 300,000 people to the resort-lined Strip have been canceled, casinos are "Open within the limits of the capacity determined by the governor," Nevada tourism promotions chief Brenda Scolari said in a media call with state COVID-19 response leaders. She also pointed to nearly $1.7 million in grants that the state distributed to rural organizations and groups under a "Discover Your Nevada" campaign "To promote that they are open for visitors and ... have safety practices in place to help keep visitors and residents safe." Nevada welcoming visitors contrasts with neighboring California, where hospitals are scrambling to find beds and officials are drawing up plans for possibly limiting hospital admissions. Julia Peek, deputy state health administrator, said the arrival of 8,000 doses of vaccine developed by Moderna Inc. and the National Institutes of Health followed 10,000 doses of Pfizer Inc.-BioNTech vaccine received last week for front-line health care workers and nursing home residents. The state Department of Health and Human Services on Monday reported 2,049 new cases of the coronavirus in Nevada and six more fatalities, raising Nevada's totals to 205,884 known cases and 2,787 deaths since March.
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Dear Mr. Trump, All the other states are trying to get back on their feet, mainly by stirring up their economy. Our Governor Ige is looking for a crutch and a set of training wheels. In other words, he's relying on you, the federal government, for an additional handout and a safe ride. And a little known secret your first handout went to his rainy day fund, some 1.5 billion (not for ones that are starving and hurting). Say no. Say no. He's the red ant at the picnic. Or you can say he's one root short of a cheer.Especially now where he wants to extend closing the state from incoming tourism past June 30th with the only stipulation that any incoming visitor be restricted to sitting in their room for 14 days. The irony is that Hawaii currently has great numbers in it's battle against COVID-19. In fact the best in the nation. What Hawaii doesn't have is a governor that thinks out of the box, instead we have a contrarian, to which his Lt. Governor Green (a physician) stated that these number won't get any better. His constitute in Las Vegas is opening his hotels and casinos next Wednesday (a daily average of 107k visitors last year). Every precaution taken. Scripted. With social distancing, temperature readings, and testing by a medical staff at the entrances of each hotel. It's a stir of the pot. A try. It's trying to stand on one's feet and leaving an indelible impression on those visitors (the complete opposite here in Hawaii). It's just like... Ige, on his part, walked out of the woods and then for some odd reason returned and walked back into the woods singing Sanatra's "My Way." President Trump, in closing, can you skip Hawaii's undeserved handout and give the governor a wake up call.
My mom decided she deserved to fly to Vegas during a pandemic
This week, my mom opted to go on a non-essential, fun trip to Las Vegas with her spouse and friends “because she deserves it”. My mom calls me last week to tell me she’s going to Vegas because she works so hard and has been taking care of so many kids (3 of us are over 18 and hardly home, the other three are self sufficient teenagers- I can’t imagine if she had a small child). She lies at first and tells me it’s just her and her husband but it ends up their 3 or 4 friends too. She refused to hear anything about her putting people in danger, completely ignoring that the virus is not just contact surfaces (she’s a cleaning maniac) but airborne. We live in the suburban Chicagoland area and they flew out of an international airport. They stuck 6 people in a five person car to get to the airport, only my mom wore a mask (she was traveling with people all in their 50s) and they stayed mostly inside their Airbnb bc no casinos open but obviously had to rent a caUber, be at the airport, get groceries etc. She has ignored social distancing procedures already, visiting different groups of people for bonfires etc, having drinks with neighbors. She doesn’t seem to get that even is she’s 6 feet from someone, or half ass wears a mask, she is still at risk of the illness. She also thinks it doesn’t matter if we get it, because we aren’t in the target group of high risk people, as if that means nothing can happen to us. I know she doesn’t have to be perfect, but she’s mingling between different friend groups. Plus, we all move between households, meaning that if one of us gets Covid there’s potentially 20+ family members that can be exposed. My step dad has three kids who have three step sisters at their moms, those other kids travel to their moms too. My brothers and I travel to my dads, his live-in girlfriends kids travel to their dads on his weekends. So what I’m saying is there are a lot of people. My parents are 12 years divorced, but communicate frequently because of coparenting. My mom is more social than my dad and reaches out to him more, they have an okay relationship for sure. I’m over 18 but still follow my brothers back and forth between parents houses per their schedule. My parents are both high school chemistry and biology teachers. My mom lies to my dad about the trip because she knows he doesn’t want us exposed and he finds out. My dad has already been weary about all the people going in and out of her household and he’s been very good about social distancing, even getting mad at me sometimes if I make any extra trips to the store etc. So he finds out she’s there, she continues to lie and say she’s somewhere taking care of her friends aunt, but essential travel or not, it’s still travel. She has been arguing back and forth with him but my dad said he doesn’t care where she is or why, the point is she has opened her self up to exposure, and we (me, and my two biological brothers) need to stay at his house for 10-14 days or until she is tested. She is furious, threatening to sue him for more college money, taking it out on me because I agree with him, and basically just pretending she is more entitled than other people to travel and that she isn’t putting anyone at risk. She’s also trying to shift all the blame off of herself, saying things like well your brother works at a grocery store, or you went to White Castle the other day, as if those things make her major trip any less irresponsible. She continues to try and justify it. She ALWAYS does this. She has never been wrong, or said sorry, or anything to anyone. I have a million stories. Oh, and when I stopped outside her house, she was around her step kids with no mask on and on her way out to another bonfire. ONE DAY post trip. What really bothers me is that she won’t just say “hey I really needed this, I understand it was wrong, I’m just stressed”. She won’t even hear it when someone tells her it was a bad decision. I’m sure she’s not lying about TRYING to take precautions about her trip, but she still went. Because it was domestic travel, it apparently doesn’t matter to her, and she can’t accept she’s putting people in danger. Obviously I’m biased here but I’m siding with science, which you’d think a chemistry teacher would do.
LAS VEGAS – The surge of COVID-19 in Nevada is now at "wildfire levels," and new statewide restrictions that start Tuesday will impact travelers visiting this gambling and entertainment destination. In response to escalating COVID-19 infection rates in Nevada, capacity limits at casinos, restaurants and bars have been reduced to 25% from 50%. Las Vegas Casinos Reopen Today After 78 Days: New Precautions, Security in Place. Posted on: June 4, 2020, 08:12h. Last updated on: June 4, 2020, 11:03h. Las Vegas Christmas Likely Low-Key, Travelers Urged to Follow COVID-19 Precautions. Posted on: December 24, 2020, 08:19h. Last updated on: December 24, 2020, 11:57h. Las Vegas open for visitors with precautions in place, Nevada officials say Gov. Steve Sisolak in November tightened occupancy limits for restaurants, bars, casino floors and gyms, and set capacity at 25% for many businesses in a bid to stop a surge of coronavirus cases that are driving up hospitalizations. Nevada is in the midst of a “statewide pause” due to a surge in COVID-19 cases. Requirements through at least Jan. 15 include: • Wearing a mask at all times, both inside and outside, when around people who are not part of your immediate household. • Restaurants and bars operating at 25 percent occupancy with strict social distancing. I spent a weekend in Las Vegas and the city's precautions made me feel pretty safe. The city had plenty of signs reminding visitors to keep their distance from one another and wear masks. Pool parties and massive concerts weren't happening, but many Vegas shows and mainstays were still open. Las Vegas health reports detail spread of COVID-19 in casinos. Adam Mclean. 24 September 2020 An August report by health officials from the Southern Nevada Health District (NVHD) found that the ... Tourists in Las Vegas share their concerns over coronavirus (Bizuayehu Tesfaye/Las Vegas Review-Journal) @bizutesfaye . By Bailey Schulz / Las Vegas Review-Journal. March 6, 2020 - 10:17 am ...
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