CUMBERLAND â New tools have recently been developed to help report COVID-19 data and find places to treat patients.
But as cases spin out of control, technology designed to track the disease has jammed, hospitals are increasingly becoming overloaded, and reports show Allegany and Garrett counties are headed toward a significantly dangerous zone.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services on Monday released data that shows how many inpatient and ICU beds are available at hospitals in counties across the country each week.
The University of Minnesotaâs Carlson School of Management in March launched a website to track and report daily hospitalizations from all 50 states.
hearing. see no objection, mr. duncan, yet no objection to that? i now recognize myself for an opening statement. unmanned aerial systems commonly known as drone has been a game changer for men and women serving in iraq and afghanistan. the systems have provided troops with eyes in the skies have taken the flight to the enemy. to eliminate the most dangerous al qaeda terrorist, drums have increased capabilities to secure our borders and first responders. u.s. customs and border protection began first looking at drums back in 2004, now cvp owns 10 ues aircraft. the systems have been used to surveilled drug smuggler tunnels, videos, burbridge, risk of flooding and assist with the deployment of national guard resources responding to local flooding. cdp has flown missions in support of the border patrol, texas rangers, u.s. service, fbi and others. the systems have become a force multiplier for military operations and for border security. however, we run th
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allocation. speaking of our allocation, it s essentially in line with the ryan budget as well as the defense authorization bill, both of which passed the house. . c.b.o., in their most recent analysis of the department s future year s defense program, they did their analysis and determined the department s plans will cost $123 billion more than they project over the next five years. national security, of course, should never be subject to partisan politics and we should show our support to our men and women who sacrifice so much and continue to do so on our behalf. and i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentlelady from california. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the noes have it. ms. woolsey: mr. chairman, with that, i would request a recorded vote. the chair: pursuant to clause 6, rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentlelady from california, will be
to take action to provide some direction and assistance so folks know what is going to happen, what kind of protection that will have. that certainly is really important. we want to get to work on the food, for, and jobs program. whatever it might be. having that done as soon as possible will be quite helpful. mr. secretary, two questions. you mentioned farm exports. you have any it estimates on the amount of exports given the drought situation, even a range? will there be any epa assessments of the mandate of using corn for ethanol? based on the quantity of ethanol that is currently in storage, there is no problem in that area at this point in time. on exports, we would anticipate and expect it would be reduced. again, the area and the amount reduction depends on what the yields are and i won t know what those are until week in fact harvest the crop. based on what we have today, i would anticipate and expect a small decline, but that to be changed next week if the crop c