Arkansas Covid-19 cases Mar 29, 2020 7:00 Pm

[LiberalArkie]

Confirmed cases in Arkansas. - 449
Confirmed deaths in Arkansas. - 6
Confirmed recoveries in Arkansas - 29

Total Tested - 3,536
Positive Tests - 449
Negative Tests - 3,087

Updated as of 3/28/2020, 4:05pm
Currently Hospitalized 43
Currently on Ventilator 16
Total Nursing Home Residents 43
Gender Male = 39.9%
Female = 60.1%
Age 0-18: 15
19-64: 276
65+: 135

[dewsgirl]

1. K and R

[Dan]

2. Kind of interesting

here in Washington State, the number of females infected is greater (not as bad as Arkansas) than the number of males.

[TomSlick]

3. I've been watching the attached map.

If you click on a county, it will give you specific local data.

https://adem.maps.arcgis.com/apps/opsdashboard/index.html#/f533ac8a8b6040e5896b05b47b17a647

[LiberalArkie]

4. Yep.. We just got our first confirmed in Perry County

[TomSlick]

6. There was a mini outbreak in Clark County.

Not a large number except in relation to the population. The outbreak appears to be related to a gospel music concert about three weeks back. The performer was actively ill with Covid-19.

The number hasn't changed in 24 hours. Maybe that immediate wave has crested. I'm watching the southern and eastern boarders to see if there are any big changes there.

[TomSlick]

7. Between 9:00 am and this evening, the cases in Clark County jumped from 18 to 24.

Maybe not a big jump in raw numbers but impressive as a percentage increase, especially considering the county population.

This feels like a secondary infection - people infected by people infected in the first round. I worry about where this is going the end.

[gibraltar72]

5. That Ass of God thing 34 each infect 4 math gets scary