When you cash the parlay on May 4th#MayThe4thBeWithYoupic.twitter.com/YiyNqvUrCY
2016: A New Hope
2024: The Return of The MAGA???#MayThe4thBeWithYou
But the folks at the Alabama Public Health Twitter tried to use the day to push mask-wearing. It did not go well.
Darth Vader wears a mask to help himself. Thank you for continuing to #WearAMask to help those around you. #MayThe4thBeWithYoupic.twitter.com/5KVRdWLXcv
Now, what this revealed is that the person behind the Twitter account hasn’t watched Star Wars or has missed a few critical points.
First of all, making your mask hero a genocidal killer probably isn’t the best idea. He killed kids, used the force to choke people, blew up a planet, and chopped off his son’s hand – and those are just some of the many evils he perpetrated. But hey, I guess he did manage to end the climate crisis on Alderaan, that planet he blew up.
Alabama health department conducts survey on COVID-19 spread tuscaloosanews.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from tuscaloosanews.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
For the third consecutive day, fewer than 900 confirmed COVID-19 hospitalizations were reported across Alabama.
On Monday, 862 confirmed COVID-19 hospitalizations were reported, according to data published by Bama Tracker. Saturday and Sunday also had fewer than 900 reported COVID-19 hospitalizations. This compares to the 949 COVID-19 hospitalizations reported on Friday.
DCH Health System in Tuscaloosa had 41 COVID-19 inpatients on Monday, with seven patients being treated in the ICU. This is a drastic decline of COVID-19 inpatients compared to the beginning of the month, when the health system had 114 COVID-19 inpatients with 29 being treated in the ICU on Feb. 1.
The East Alabama Medical Center in Auburn/Opelika reported Monday afternoon that over the weekend it reached a new post-third-peak low with 26 inpatients each Saturday and Sunday, which is the lowest since Nov. 7. On Monday, the medical center reported having 28 COVID-19 inpatients.