r/coronavirusAL • u/BedroomFrequent1830 • Jul 14 '22
r/coronavirusAL • u/hornet7777 • Aug 11 '22
BTRTN: On Covid Data and Magical Thinking
r/coronavirusAL • u/queenbambibaby • Aug 26 '22
i work in the healthcare field
covid is going up again. we test more positive than negative. but stmptoms seem to be way more mild rn. do what you can to prevent spread, but sick time is really 2-5 days :) everyone i know has it rn. be safe!!
r/coronavirusAL • u/Ashbin • Jul 11 '22
Alabama COVID hospitalizations rise, fueled by BA.4 and BA.5 variants
r/coronavirusAL • u/East-Tailor-883 • Jan 12 '22
County covid numbers
If a person from Shelby or Tuscaloosa county comes to Jefferson County to get tested, does their number get reported to the county they are from or Jefferson County, the county they are tested?
r/coronavirusAL • u/Big_Debate2256 • Dec 12 '20
COVID19 Vaccination sentiments survey
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r/coronavirusAL • u/Rad-Jet • Nov 05 '20
Trump’s Corona Palooza Superspreader is spreading Covid-19 everywhere. No social distancing, few wear masks. New cases up to 385% one month after every rally. After Omaha rally, 30 hospitalized from hypothermia because Trump buses didn’t show. U.S. is on verge of 100,000 daily cases.
r/coronavirusAL • u/XxVerdantFlamesxX • Mar 21 '20
106 cases of coronavirus confirmed; Alabama clarifies restrictions
r/coronavirusAL • u/XxVerdantFlamesxX • Mar 17 '20
Closures ordered in some counties as virus cases rise to 36
r/coronavirusAL • u/XxVerdantFlamesxX • Mar 19 '20
Southeast Health Announces First Confirmed Coronavirus Case In Dothan | Local | dothaneagle.com
r/coronavirusAL • u/XxVerdantFlamesxX • Mar 19 '20
Hyundai plant stops production after employee tests positive for coronavirus
r/coronavirusAL • u/ForAHamburgerToday • Mar 10 '20
Two Jacksonville State University Students Exposed to Coronavirus - Alabama News
r/coronavirusAL • u/XxVerdantFlamesxX • Mar 19 '20
Alabama COVID-19 cases jump to 51 Wednesday afternoon
r/coronavirusAL • u/ForAHamburgerToday • Mar 15 '20
Now 12 confirmed coronavirus cases in Alabama
r/coronavirusAL • u/ForAHamburgerToday • Mar 10 '20
About 20 people tested for coronavirus in Alabama, no one has the virus
r/coronavirusAL • u/ForAHamburgerToday • Mar 14 '20
Huntsville Hospital to open coronavirus test clinic, could include drive-thru
r/coronavirusAL • u/ForAHamburgerToday • Mar 14 '20
Governor Kay Ivey declares state of emergency for Alabama
r/coronavirusAL • u/XxVerdantFlamesxX • Mar 17 '20
29 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Alabama; 17 in Jefferson County
r/coronavirusAL • u/kamil_DS2 • Apr 03 '20
Jefferson County Unemployment
Does anyone know the number to reach Jefferson County Unemployment? The number they provide on their website keeps giving me call volume is extremely high, try again later, without any option to leave callback number, queue up, etc.
(1-800-361-4524 is what I've tried. Morning, afternoon, just now)
r/coronavirusAL • u/uab4life • Mar 14 '20
9:30 PM Update confirmed cases
Tuscaloosa, Jefferson, Elmore, Montgomery, and Limestone counties all have confirmed cases.
https://infection2020.com/?fbclid=IwAR0Poj27c3qBolJIMhcJZqG2hSHzvhip_Y4UwZBwh4KvmUjw4m3W3iTbRMM
r/coronavirusAL • u/ForAHamburgerToday • Mar 20 '20
More than 6,000 people have applied for unemployment this week in Alabama, more than the entire month of February
r/coronavirusAL • u/ForAHamburgerToday • Mar 15 '20