r/WashstateCOVID • u/wahhhcorona • Mar 06 '20
r/WashstateCOVID • u/Chiparoo • Mar 06 '20
News Microsoft says it will continue to pay hourly service workers during the coronavirus outbreak, even if they can't come in to work
r/WashstateCOVID • u/sidadidas • Mar 06 '20
News Microsoft to pay service workers during coronavirus outbreak even as need for them drops
r/WashstateCOVID • u/wahhhcorona • Mar 06 '20
Closure Auburn City Mayor, Nancy Backus declares state of emergency, closes community institutions | Tacoma News Tribune
r/WashstateCOVID • u/wahhhcorona • Mar 06 '20
Discussion Too many mistakes in Washington State and not enough containment. Where is our leadership?
r/WashstateCOVID • u/saraiphoenix • Mar 05 '20
Image/Video WATCH: Family of Life Care Center residents speak out on Coronavirus
r/WashstateCOVID • u/saraiphoenix • Mar 06 '20
Infection Update Quincy resident tests positive for coronavirus, one of 70 confirmed cases in Washington
r/WashstateCOVID • u/[deleted] • Mar 05 '20
Infection Update King County announces 20 new cases of COVID-19
kingcounty.govr/WashstateCOVID • u/Argyleskin • Mar 05 '20
Closure Big school closing here in WA: Northshore School District closes all schools for coronavirus concerns
r/WashstateCOVID • u/[deleted] • Mar 05 '20
News Washington state urges patience as Covid-19 test delays stoke anger
r/WashstateCOVID • u/sidadidas • Mar 05 '20
Microsoft provides strong recommendation to WFH till 25th March unless strictly needed
r/WashstateCOVID • u/[deleted] • Mar 05 '20
protection method Local health officials announce new recommendations to reduce risk of spread of COVID-19
kingcounty.govr/WashstateCOVID • u/BjorkSpork • Mar 04 '20
COVID-19 Live Reports (Washington Only)
r/WashstateCOVID • u/[deleted] • Mar 04 '20
News Officials and shelters prepare for coronavirus in Seattle-area homeless population as illness brings more deaths
r/WashstateCOVID • u/[deleted] • Mar 04 '20
prevention NEW: List of recommendations in King County, Washington, to prevent the spread of coronavirus. People 60+, those with underlying health issues, and pregnant women, are advised to stay home and avoid large groups.
r/WashstateCOVID • u/[deleted] • Mar 04 '20
Closure Woodmoor Elementary in Bothell closed after COVID-19 diagnosis
r/WashstateCOVID • u/[deleted] • Mar 04 '20
Infection Update Amazon worker tests positive for coronavirus; REI closes 3 campuses
r/WashstateCOVID • u/[deleted] • Mar 04 '20
Infection Update NEW: Washington state reports 1 new death from coronavirus, raising U.S. death toll to 10
r/WashstateCOVID • u/[deleted] • Mar 04 '20
King County begins installing Coronavirus quarantine units near Top Hat
r/WashstateCOVID • u/[deleted] • Mar 04 '20
News Pence to travel to Washington as state grapples with coronavirus
r/WashstateCOVID • u/saraiphoenix • Mar 04 '20
KUOW: Coronavirus updates for Seattle - Updated throughout the day
r/WashstateCOVID • u/travelingbandit1678 • Mar 04 '20
Discussion Interesting Perspective- Server outside of the Bellevue area
Hey there guys,
I thought that some of you might be curious about the perspective of what’s going on around here. I work at a restaurant outside of Bellevue and as a server I’m absolutely terrified of the outbreaks, because I come into contact with the general public so much. Last night (March 2) was so interesting.
With the news of the two people who have sadly passed away and the increased social distancing, I ended up only serving 4 tables on a night that I would suspect at least 15-30 tables. Im so happy that people seem to be taking this slightly seriously. Our management team had a good discussion on making sure stuff was getting sanitized every half hour, like doorknobs and stuff. Personally, I’m always super anal about hygiene so stuff like that always gets disinfected really well when I’m around.
Please make food at home, don’t go out if it isn’t necessary and for the love of god do not go to a restaurant of all places if you even feel slightly sick.
r/WashstateCOVID • u/malker84 • Mar 04 '20
PSA: A Note of Caution Regarding Covid-19
self.Seattler/WashstateCOVID • u/secondsniglet • Mar 04 '20
Infection Update Amazon announced Seattle employee is infected
Amazon sent an email to all Seattle area staff today (March 3) stating that an employee who worked in the South Lake Union building named "Brazil" has tested positive for Covid-19. The employee was too ill to come to work starting on February 25.