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Las Vegas contact tracing for COVID-19 nearly impossible

Bob Morris
2 min readAug 19, 2020

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Yikes. Anonymized cell phone data shows 26,000 visitors to Las Vegas were also in 48 other states in a 4 day period in July. This makes contact tracing maddeningly difficult. A vistor who has COVID-19 could spread it here in Vegas, or get it here then bring it home. They are supposed to report to the casino they stayed at if they tested postitive upon returning home. Yeah, like that’s going to happen with any regularity. This is of course made worse by Mah Rights knuckleheads bellowing they have a god-given right to die a horribly painful death, so long as the libs are owned.

And hello southern California, I see you are still visiting us, probably mostly by I-15, which maybe should now be nicknamed the COVID highway. Ditto for plane flights to / from Los Angeles and Vegas.

Contact tracing in Vegas is a problem

Unfortunately, Las Vegas has no standardized contact tracing, nor does the US government. So, the crucial job of tracking down how people infect / get infected is problematic. As in, ain’t to happen in anywhere close to the numbers it needs to. If we we had a functioning executive branch of the federal government we would have leadership on this. But that will have to wait until Biden gets elected.

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Bob Morris
Bob Morris

Written by Bob Morris

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