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Health officials call on Oklahomans to take immediate action to slow spread of COVID-19

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AdvertisementHealth officials call on Oklahomans to take immediate action to slow spread of COVID-19Hide TranscriptShow TranscriptTOP HEALTH OFFICIALS? WELL, HOLD FISCHELS WERE REALLY REALLY WORRIED ABOUT THIS TIME OF YEAR AS IT GETS COOLER OUTSIDE MORE PEOPLE ARE MOVING INSIDE TO DO DIFFERENT ACTIVITIES AND IT’S MUCH EASIER FOR THE VIRUS TO SPREAD INSIDE, BUT THEY’RE ALSO REALLY WORRIED THAT WE’RE SEEING A SPIKE RIGHT NOW AHEAD OF THE HOLIDAYS WHEN WE EXPECT A LOT MORE PEOPLE TRAVELING. WE’RE GOING TO CALL AN ALL OKLAHOMANS TO TAKE IMMEDIATE ACTION TO SLOW THE SPREAD OF THE CORONAVIRUS THAT MESSAGE TONIGHT IS OKLAHOMA REPORTS A STUNNING INCREASING CORONAVIRUS CASES THE SEVEN-DAY AVERAGE OF DAILY CASES HAS MORE THAN DOUBLED SINCE THE BEGINNING OF THE MONTH, ESPECIALLY AFTER MORE THAN 4,000 CASES WERE REPORTED ON ONE DAY THIS WEEKEND THE NUMBERS FROM THIS WEEKEND ADD TO A CONTINUED UPWARD TREND THAT THAT WE ARE MONITORING CLOSELY. ADDITIONAL ACTIONS WILL BE TAKEN TO THIS TREND CONTINUED MISSION RAFAEL FLEETS PRICING ALL OPTIONS ARE ON THE TABLE FOR GOVERNOR KEVIN STITT IN TERMS OF WHAT TO DO NEXT. WHAT SHOULD HE DO? LIKE NOW I DON’T REALLY KNOW. WHAT ACTIONS AND WIN BUT I HAVE BUT I DEFINITELY KNOW THAT HE’S HE’S LOOKING AT ALL. AN OPTION PRICING HE THINKS EVERYONE SHOULD WEAR MASK, BUT IT SHOULDN’T BEAT MANDATORY. I DON’T THINK THAT UNMASK MANDATES. FIRST OF ALL IS ENFORCEABLE. BUT SECONDLY, I’VE HAD MULTIPLE PEOPLE COME UP TO M AND TELL ME. HEY, I WEAR A MASK, BUT DON’T DON’T TELL ME IF WE’RE A MASS THEN I’M NOT GOING TO DO IT. I MEAN IF YOU’RE ASKING WILL PEOPLE ARE DO WE HAVE INDEPENDENT PEOPLE INSTEAD OF OKLAHOMA THAT BELIEVE IN THE FREEDOM SO MUCH THAT THEY WILL DO SOMETHING. THE OPPOSITE YOU TELL THEM TO DO. MY ANSWER IS ABSOLUTELY WE DO HAVE THOSE PEOPLE IN, OKLAHOMA. AND KEEP IN MIND THE STATE’S HEALTH DEPARTMENT’S OWN EPIDEMIOLOGY REPORT ON FRIDAY SHOWED ANALYSIS ANALYSIS SHOWING THAT COVID-19 TING MORE SLOWLY IN PLACES IN THE STATE THAT DON’T HAVE MASKS MANDATES COMPARED TO PLACES THAT DO BY THE WAY LATE TODAY GOVERNOR KEVIN STITT ANNOUNCING A PRESS CONFERENCE FOR TOMORROW AT 2:00 P.M. WITH HEALTH OFFICIALS AND OKLAHOMA DEMOCRATS EXPECTED TO SPEAK TOMORROW AT 11 A.M. THEY’RE EXPECTED TO CALL FOR A STATE. MASK MANDATE AS ALWAYS WE WILL HAVE IT ALL COVERED FOR YOU FOR NOW. IT’LLAdvertisementHealth officials call on Oklahomans to take immediate action to slow spread of COVID-19Top health officials are calling on Oklahomans to take immediate action to slow the spread of COVID-19 as the state reports a stunning increase in cases.The seven-day average of daily cases has more than doubled since the beginning of November, especially after more than 4,500 cases were reported Saturday.“The numbers from this weekend add to a continued upward trend that we’re monitoring closely. Additional actions will be taken should this trend continue,” said Col. Lance Frye, Oklahoma commissioner of health. Frye said all options are on the table for Gov. Kevin Stitt in terms of what to do next.“I don’t really know what actions and when, but I know he’s looking at all the different options,” Frye said.During a news conference Monday, Frye said he thinks everyone should wear a mask, but it shouldn’t be mandatory.“I don’t think that a mask mandate, first of all, is enforceable. But secondly, I’ve had multiple people come up to me and tell me, ‘Hey, I’ll wear a mask but don’t tell me I have to wear a mask. Then I’m not going to do it.’ I mean, if you’re asking will people – are people – do we have independent people in the state of Oklahoma that believe in their freedom so much that they will do something the opposite than you tell them to do, my answer is absolutely we do have those people in Oklahoma,” Frye said.The state’s analysis shows the COVID-19 spread has been slower in places with mask mandates compared to places without.Top health officials are calling on Oklahomans to take immediate action to slow the spread of COVID-19 as the state reports a stunning increase in cases.The seven-day average of daily cases has more than doubled since the beginning of November, especially after more than 4,500 cases were reported Saturday.Advertisement“The numbers from this weekend add to a continued upward trend that we’re monitoring closely. Additional actions will be taken should this trend continue,” said Col. Lance Frye, Oklahoma commissioner of health. Frye said all options are on the table for Gov. Kevin Stitt in terms of what to do next.“I don’t really know what actions and when, but I know he’s looking at all the different options,” Frye said.During a news conference Monday, Frye said he thinks everyone should wear a mask, but it shouldn’t be mandatory.“I don’t think that a mask mandate, first of all, is enforceable. But secondly, I’ve had multiple people come up to me and tell me, ‘Hey, I’ll wear a mask but don’t tell me I have to wear a mask. Then I’m not going to do it.’ I mean, if you’re asking will people – are people – do we have independent people in the state of Oklahoma that believe in their freedom so much that they will do something the opposite than you tell them to do, my answer is absolutely we do have those people in Oklahoma,” Frye said.The state’s analysis shows the COVID-19 spread has been slower in places with mask mandates compared to places without.Loading more articles...

AdvertisementHealth officials call on Oklahomans to take immediate action to slow spread of COVID-19Hide TranscriptShow TranscriptTOP HEALTH OFFICIALS? WELL, HOLD FISCHELS WERE REALLY REALLY WORRIED ABOUT THIS TIME OF YEAR AS IT GETS COOLER OUTSIDE MORE PEOPLE ARE MOVING INSIDE TO DO DIFFERENT ACTIVITIES AND IT’S MUCH EASIER FOR THE VIRUS TO SPREAD INSIDE, BUT THEY’RE ALSO REALLY WORRIED THAT WE’RE SEEING A SPIKE RIGHT NOW AHEAD OF THE HOLIDAYS WHEN WE EXPECT A LOT MORE PEOPLE TRAVELING. WE’RE GOING TO CALL AN ALL OKLAHOMANS TO TAKE IMMEDIATE ACTION TO SLOW THE SPREAD OF THE CORONAVIRUS...

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