Back in February, the CDC warned that asymptomatic patients could spread COVID-19. But Gov. Brian Kemp says he only just learned of the phenomenon.
calling all residents to shelter in place for two weeks, as well as the closure of all schools for the remainder of the academic year.
Explaining his rationale for the enhanced restrictions, Kemp said he’d just learned that asymptomatic coronavirus patients can spread the illness. “I’m following the data,” the governor said. “Finding out that this virus is now transmitting before people see signs ... what we’ve been telling people from directives from the [Centers for Disease Control and Prevention] for weeks now that if you start feeling bad, stay home ― [but] those individuals could have been infecting people before they ever felt bad, but we didn’t know that until the last 24 hours.
Still, Redfield has been sounding the warning bell since mid-February that asymptomatic patients could spread the disease. “There’s been good communication with our colleagues to confirm asymptomatic infection, to confirm asymptomatic transmission,” heA stunning admission of deadly ignorance from Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp, who says he only just learned that asymptomatic people can transmit
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