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In response to "It's the 2nd anniversary of the first identified covid case in the US -- nm" by zeitgeist

Was it this early? I thought it was more in February. -- nm

Posted by sycor Jan 20 '22, 12:20

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Where I was working, the pandemic response plan kicked in on January 21. One confirmed case is what it takes. -- nm - loosilu Jan 20, 14:01
Signs of supply chain issues were sooner than I remembered. Apple was closing stores in China at the end of January. -- (link) - Max Jan 20, 12:37
January 20, 2020 CDC confirms the first U.S. laboratory-confirmed case of COVID-19 in the U.S. from samples taken on January 18 in Washington state. -- (link) - Spawn Jan 20, 12:35
First death? Research suggests the first US covid death was jan 16 after the son returned from Wuhan over Xmas, she died at home -- nm - zeitgeist Jan 20, 12:27 3
- First case. It's also what triggered the National Pandemic Plan that Trump pretended didn't exist. -- nm - loosilu Jan 20, 14:02
- Npr story -- (link) - zeitgeist Jan 20, 12:34
- First reported death was on Feb 29, 2020, in Kirkland. But it was probably far from the first actual death. -- nm - Beryllium Jan 20, 12:34
Think this was the retroactive one. -- nm - Spawn Jan 20, 12:27

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