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#covid19colorado updates for April 14 
On Numbers:
-Colorado has passed another threshold when it comes to deaths — there have now been 308 deaths due to complications from #COVID19
On Numbers:
-Colorado has passed another threshold when it comes to deaths — there have now been 308 deaths due to complications from #COVID19
On Race:
-The state state will soon release additional data on racial distribution among #COVID19 patients.
Initial data shows that the outbreak is more prevalent among African American, Hispanic and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander people.
-The state state will soon release additional data on racial distribution among #COVID19 patients.
Initial data shows that the outbreak is more prevalent among African American, Hispanic and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander people.
In Greeley:
-JBS, a major meatpacking plant where 43 workers tested positive for the coronavirus — and two workers died from it — will be closed until April 24 while it tries to arrange testing for its 5,000 workers.
-JBS, a major meatpacking plant where 43 workers tested positive for the coronavirus — and two workers died from it — will be closed until April 24 while it tries to arrange testing for its 5,000 workers.
In Weld County:
-The ACLU last week sued Weld County's Sheriff, alleging he isn't taking #COVID19 seriously and is putting inmates in his jail at risk.
The Sheriff responded to the lawsuit, saying he's cleaning the jail more often & providing inmates with soap and Clorox wipes
-The ACLU last week sued Weld County's Sheriff, alleging he isn't taking #COVID19 seriously and is putting inmates in his jail at risk.
The Sheriff responded to the lawsuit, saying he's cleaning the jail more often & providing inmates with soap and Clorox wipes
On Reddit:
-We're holding a @reddit_AMA this morning at 10:30 a.m. with health reporter @CODaleyNews and editor @kateschimel, about their reporting on #coronaviruscolorado.
ASK THEM ANYTHING right here: https://www.reddit.com/r/CoronavirusColorado/
-We're holding a @reddit_AMA this morning at 10:30 a.m. with health reporter @CODaleyNews and editor @kateschimel, about their reporting on #coronaviruscolorado.
ASK THEM ANYTHING right here: https://www.reddit.com/r/CoronavirusColorado/
In Denver:
-City Council on Monday sent @GovofCO a unanimous letter, asking him to freeze rent for residents and businesses struggling to pay because of #COVID19.
Polis said he can’t do that, but the , city’s letter claims otherwise.
-City Council on Monday sent @GovofCO a unanimous letter, asking him to freeze rent for residents and businesses struggling to pay because of #COVID19.
Polis said he can’t do that, but the , city’s letter claims otherwise.
In Politics:
- @RepKenBuck is holding a coronavirus Q&A Telephone Town Hall with community leaders TODAY at 4:00 PM for the residents of his district.
- @RepKenBuck is holding a coronavirus Q&A Telephone Town Hall with community leaders TODAY at 4:00 PM for the residents of his district.
Here's where we're tracking those updates and more for today: https://www.cpr.org/2020/04/14/colorado-coronavirus-updates-closures-testing-cases-and-more-27/
A few afternoon #COVID19 updates for you:
On Reddit:
Holy cow, you asked us some great COVID-19 questions. Our AMA is over, but you can still ask us things in this thread, and we'll get to them eventually: https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/g1873n/we_are_john_daley_and_kate_schmiel_the_health/?ref=share&ref_source=embed&utm_content=title&utm_medium=post_embed&utm_name=ad9abb491b4044fcae747a507be57d9f&utm_source=embedly&utm_term=g1873n
On Reddit:
Holy cow, you asked us some great COVID-19 questions. Our AMA is over, but you can still ask us things in this thread, and we'll get to them eventually: https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/g1873n/we_are_john_daley_and_kate_schmiel_the_health/?ref=share&ref_source=embed&utm_content=title&utm_medium=post_embed&utm_name=ad9abb491b4044fcae747a507be57d9f&utm_source=embedly&utm_term=g1873n
