Name: マイク・デワイン州知事は、オハイオ州で確認された3つのコロナウイルス症例の最新情報を発表した。 (Gov. Mike DeWine updates on three confirmed coronavirus cases in Ohio)
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But the conference already has been identified as governor.

There are two presidential rallies expected.

All right, I look, you know, I'm the last person to in any way advise another politician what to do.

But I would simply say that Ah, gathering of a lot of people is probably not a great idea.

We're not gonna block people from doing that.

But I think you know, certainly if you're elderly, have any of that things that doctor I can't talk about?

And I think if you know these air, I'm not trying to dampen crowds down anyway. 00:01:0.120 --> 00:01:3.100  But I think I would think long and hard about Dr. 00:01:5.240 --> 00:01:16.970  You know, I think this situation is evolving hourly, and I suspect that many, many people, as we watch what's happening in United States today, are rethinking a lot of decisions.

I suspect much will happen voluntarily as time goes on for these high risk groups.

Um, for normal, healthy folks, if you're in and out of a place and you're still washing your hands taking all the precautions we've been talking about all along, you can still do that.

But I think what we're seeing here, guys, it's in perfect because we have not been through.

This is a once in a 50 year situation, and we're seeing sort of the psyche of the whole country.

Wake up to this and adjust moment by moment, and I think we'll just it's gonna be like this very inexact.

And I think we'll see much more of this. 00:01:56.930 --> 00:02:0.430  And I think one thing Doctor Atkins said is very important. 00:02:0.440 --> 00:02:2.140  At least the shears explained it to me. 00:02:2.150 --> 00:02:4.240  Remember, I'm the guy that got D in science. 00:02:4.250 --> 00:02:4.710  I'm not. 00:02:5.440 --> 00:02:14.570  But if you live in a house with someone who is elderly, uh, you need to be extra careful, Doctor testifying.

When we did our press conference this weekend, we talked about taking a three pronged approach.

We have to know that there's a limited supply of testing.

Um, those resource is air growing by the day.

We're already in the queue to get more re agent.

But when we received our first shipment, it was for about 300 to 400 people testing.

We're doing well with that now because, you know, we're just beginning.

We're taking the highest risk, folks, the private labs heir taking some of the more low risk outpatient folks.

But we had 1/3 pronto. 00:02:55.160 --> 00:03:1.450  Our strategy in Ohio were doing some sentinel surveillance, which means we're looking for clusters. 00:03:2.040 --> 00:03:8.520  And we do that based on our influenza like illness federal program that surveys for things. 00:03:8.520 --> 00:03:22.850  And if we see something a good example would be if we saw in a nursing home where there are a lot of folks with respiratory illness and they were testing negative for flew to me, that would be suspicious, and we would do some some look at that as well.

So we're we're looking as rapidly as we cannot community spread and and we're assuming, you know, it's here in some form.

Let's go here first because oh, so being 54 that I mean, do you think some young one So So you know what the initial data seeing and if you look at a World Health Organization study that just came out.

I have the graphs, but not on me literally can watch it climb up the age ladder. 00:03:59.330 --> 00:04:6.310  So the flu We've often said that at the rate of our mortality is being around somewhere around 0.1. 00:04:6.610 --> 00:04:10.110  We said that this disease, people are saying between one and 3%.

We not we have to realize this if you are 40 to 50 years old and if Luis 0.1 The numbers in some of these preliminary studies are point for and folks are starting to do the math on this and they're saying that means that middle aged people are at a much higher risk than they are for the flu.

And I think you'll be hearing some of these numbers come out shortly, and so that's very, very important.

I'm gonna explain something is a little bit complicated, But the data on these countries, like Italy, even South Korea, are lagging because by the time a case is diagnosed, it's gonna be sometimes, on average, 9 to 12 days before that person is hospitalized. 00:04:59.220 --> 00:05:9.150  If someone turns for the worse, deaths from this disease are being delayed by 3 to 6 weeks, so we just don't know enough yet.

The older you get and if you are already having health conditions and again we're talking about a respiratory disease, and for people at home again, most people still will will do well, searching for the perfect family ski vacation.

But for some of the high risk groups, you should contact your doctor sooner than later, even earlier in the illness.

If you're in the high risk group, if you're out early. 00:05:57.010 --> 00:06:8.970  If you're in this group of high risk people or your health care worker that has been in contact with someone suspected or known or someone with that chapel history, you should talk to your doctor sooner than later in your symptoms.

The president often does a rally or swing us stages before primary, you asked him.

I asked the president to come to a while.

We're talking about the First Amendment people's rights to to do things should about two Democrat can age, apparently having a rally can't tell people not to go to that.

I'm just saying that you know certain people with high risk. 00:06:51.220 --> 00:07:0.320  You probably be very careful, I will say, And that's just true for all events. 00:07:0.330 --> 00:07:2.360  So this isn't about political. 00:07:2.370 --> 00:07:5.960  This is using common sense as citizens. 00:07:5.970 --> 00:07:14.190  And as we learn more and again, we have such good information for you, I can tell you that it's very, very important that we vote and we're working closely.

Our governor's task force and his team are working closely with the secretary of state.

I know the secretary of state will be speaking to this tomorrow.

We want to make sure it's healthy for people to vote and they're taking, you know, I'll let him explain that more to you.

But we're giving great advice to the secretary of Steve on how to do this and do this well so people can vote and you can still go.

There still is early voting vote Ohio dot gov.

You can learn more about this, but it's very important.

We all vote and you'll be hearing more about that.

Finally, something I'm qualified to discuss, right?

You could still vote by mail voting. 00:07:58.990 --> 00:08:2.760  My mail is an option that I would encourage everybody to take advantage. 00:08:2.760 --> 00:08:5.670  O there's time to still do that. 00:08:6.280 --> 00:08:15.800  Don't worry about your vote not being counted this so long as it's postmarked by Election Day, your vote will be counted on.

So I would highly encourage people who are in those vulnerable populations and for the sake of of the, uh, integrity of the system that you might want to consider.

Voting by mail Way will be back with more things.

Maybe my only thing would be to be good to each other.

There are a lot of people who are scared.

There's a lot of fear, and there's a lot.

It was a 3 35 Monday afternoon. 00:08:59.100 --> 00:09:1.500  You've been watching the news conference portions of a news conference. 00:09:1.500 --> 00:09:7.090  Governor Mike DeWine, Doctor Amy, Acting Attorney General Dave Yost telling us that there is now. 00:09:7.090 --> 00:09:11.350  There are now three cases of Corona virus uncovered in Ohio.

All three from Cobb County again, Russ Mitchell, along with our senior health correspondent, Monica Robin's Monica.

What we do know is that the governor did declare a state of an emergency.

Now all that is is a regal necessity that would allow state departments and agencies to better coordinate their legal response.

Or they're they're activated restraints and how to handle this.

And and that's just something that would typically happen in a case like this.

Hospitals are prepared, everyone is prepared.

We're waiting right now for the city and the county to announce their plan, but everybody has known this has been coming, so we've planned for this.

And we've planned for this as we would a huge flu pandemic so we know what's coming. 00:09:57.540 --> 00:10:5.860  We know it's now here, and we know what to do about Ohio, the 36th state where Corona virus has has has has been uncovered. 00:10:5.870 --> 00:10:8.180  I guess I should say, as you said, we were waiting for this. 00:10:8.180 --> 00:10:9.130  We knew this was gonna happen. 00:10:9.590 --> 00:10:15.730  And to put it in perspective, you know, we still have, you know, there there are now I just lost count here.

How many total deaths of Corona virus and the nation?

There's 19 and deaths in Kaya, Hogan County of flu are 19.

Okay, so let's put it in perspective when when you look at that and we're talking thousands and thousands of influenza cases compared to grow.

As Monica pointed out a second ago, we've been waiting for a news conference in the mayor.

They're announcing their plans, and city and county run a virus epidemic.

At this point, let's listen to the mayor you were going to do.

But I do want you to understand that as Terry Allen comes forward, who's commissioner of the county Health department?

Not only are we prepared if we're ready, and that if you have any questions around the preparedness or that readiness, we have people here who could answer those questions but to update you on what has currently happened.

Then a commissioner, Alan from the county Health Department, will speak.

Thank you, Mayor Jackson and thank you, Count Exec Armand Buddhists.

We just learned that three persons under investigation for Kobe 19 have become three confirmed cases based on testing that was completed at the Ohio Department of Health.

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