Omicron in Colorado: How CDPHE Is Preparing for New COVID Variant’s Arrival
The question when it comes to Omicron isn’t if but when.
The question when it comes to Omicron isn’t if but when.
The number of retail outbreaks is growing, too.
A variety of explanations have been trotted out.
Polis faced questions he seemingly wanted to avoid.
The hospital system is said to be teetering on the brink.
Other statistics continue on a concerning trajectory.
The orders have exemptions and exceptions.
The county total is higher than this time last year.
“This is still an emergency,” Polis stressed.
Douglas County is facing sizable COVID challenges.
Infections among business attendees are growing.
The stats vanished from public view in early October.
The total triples deaths from the same time last year.
A negative test won’t be accepted for long.
Polis believes unvaccinated people with COVID “made a mistake.”
The new entries are the most in months.
The school has had two citations after a big fine.
The return to normalcy seems a long way off.
Students at the most recent site don’t have to wear masks.
One in 51 Coloradans is estimated to be carrying the virus.
One recent day saw the most cases since mid-December 2020.
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