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AdvertisementWhite House Coronavirus Task Force Coordinator Dr. Birx in Oklahoma to discuss local COVID-19 trendsHide TranscriptShow TranscriptCOMING OUT OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY. &gt;&gt; THERE WASN’T REALLY ANY RECOMMENDATIONS MADE AT THE MEETING. ALEJANDRA: A MEETING WITH ONE OF THE NATION LEADING DOCTORS YESTERDAY. THE GOVERNOR AND SEVERAL OTHER OFFICIALS SITTING DOWN WITH WHITE HOUSE TO RUN IRIS TASK FORCE COORDINATOR DR. DEBORAH BIRX. ACCORDING TO A PRESS RELEASE, SHE TOLD THE GOVERNOR THAT TRENDS ARE MOVING IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION. BUT THE TULSA MAYOR SAYS SHE DID HAVE SOME CONCERNS. &gt;&gt; OKLAHOMA IS ABOUT 4-6 WEEKS BEHIND THE SOUTH. ALEJANDRA: THE GOVERNOR ALSO SEEING OKLAHOMANS NEED TO CONTINUE SOCIAL DISTANCING AND MAKING SURE THEY ARE WEARING A MASK WHENAdvertisementWhite House Coronavirus Task Force Coordinator Dr. Birx in Oklahoma to discuss local COVID-19 trendsWhite House Coronavirus Task Force Coordinator Dr. Deborah Birx was in Tulsa on Sunday to learn about Oklahoma’s response to COVID-19.Birx participated in a roundtable discussion with Gov. Kevin Stitt, First Lady Sarah Stitt and Commissioner of Health Lance Frye. The discussion was scheduled for 2:30 p.m. at the Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences.Media was not allowed inside. According to a news release from the governor’s office, Birx told Stitt that trends are moving in the right direction.“She was very complimentary of our testing plan and what we’re doing with our universities,” said Stitt. “I had Secretary of Science and Innovation Elizabeth Pollard discussing our strategy, and Dr. Birx said she’s going to take that back with her and share some of it with the other states she is visiting.”Tulsa Mayor GT Bynum said Birx did have concerns.“She said Oklahoma is four to six weeks behind the south as far as the spread of this. She has a concern about asymptotic spread amongst children coming to schools and what can be done to slow that,” Bynum said.Other people who attended the roundtable discussion include Secretary of Health and Mental Health Kevin Corbett, Secretary of Science and Innovation Elizabeth Pollard and other key figures from across Oklahoma.White House Coronavirus Task Force Coordinator Dr. Deborah Birx was in Tulsa on Sunday to learn about Oklahoma’s response to COVID-19.Birx participated in a roundtable discussion with Gov. Kevin Stitt, First Lady Sarah Stitt and Commissioner of Health Lance Frye. The discussion was scheduled for 2:30 p.m. at the Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences.AdvertisementMedia was not allowed inside. According to a news release from the governor’s office, Birx told Stitt that trends are moving in the right direction.“She was very complimentary of our testing plan and what we’re doing with our universities,” said Stitt. “I had Secretary of Science and Innovation Elizabeth Pollard discussing our strategy, and Dr. Birx said she’s going to take that back with her and share some of it with the other states she is visiting.”Tulsa Mayor GT Bynum said Birx did have concerns.“She said Oklahoma is four to six weeks behind the south as far as the spread of this. She has a concern about asymptotic spread amongst children coming to schools and what can be done to slow that,” Bynum said.Other people who attended the roundtable discussion include Secretary of Health and Mental Health Kevin Corbett, Secretary of Science and Innovation Elizabeth Pollard and other key figures from across Oklahoma.Loading more articles...

AdvertisementWhite House Coronavirus Task Force Coordinator Dr. Birx in Oklahoma to discuss local COVID-19 trendsHide TranscriptShow TranscriptCOMING OUT OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY. &gt;&gt; THERE WASN’T REALLY ANY RECOMMENDATIONS MADE AT THE MEETING. ALEJANDRA: A MEETING WITH ONE OF THE NATION LEADING DOCTORS YESTERDAY. THE GOVERNOR AND SEVERAL OTHER OFFICIALS SITTING DOWN WITH WHITE HOUSE TO RUN IRIS TASK FORCE COORDINATOR DR. DEBORAH BIRX. ACCORDING TO A PRESS RELEASE, SHE TOLD THE GOVERNOR THAT TRENDS ARE MOVING IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION. BUT THE TULSA MAYOR SAYS SHE DID HAVE SOME CONCERNS....

White House Coronavirus Task Force Coordinator Dr. Birx in Oklahoma to discuss local COVID-19 trends

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