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Thursday, July 30, 2020

Coding error caused 300 people to be incorrectly traced as COVID-19 cases

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — The Tennessee Department of Health said about 300 people were incorrectly traced as COVID-19 cases due to a coding error.

A spokesman with the department told FOX 17 News that a coding error occurred last week that caused some contacts to be 'erroneously classified as “cases.”' Officials said about 300 people who were contacts were told they were being monitored as cases.
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10 comments:

  1. Translared:

    Somebody caught our lies and we are making shit up in a CYA effort.

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  2. Military health system Tricare incorrectly tells 600,000 people they had COVID
    https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/medical/military-health-system-tricare-incorrectly-tells-600000-people-they-had-covid/ar-BB17krvk

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  3. Reason 6,532,356 why gubmint contract tracing is a bad idea.

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  4. It wasn't an error somebody got caught

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  5. The codes were entered by SOMEONE, not a computer.
    They'll probably blame a janitor for it.

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  6. "They" sure do seem to make a lot of errors about this. And oddly, it's always with the positive cases.

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  7. I don't believe anything they say. At least they finally fessed up that 'positive' is the same as 'presumed'in their little commie minds.

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  8. "Coding error my furry little but." Rocket - Guardians Of The Galaxy

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  9. This is nothing compared to the “fun” that we’ll be having when they “chip” us......

    Imagine being under surveillance 24/7/365.....

    “Where’s your chip....? No Soup for You....! ! !”

    Ed357

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  10. I just loved the way that was reported with a straight face.
    "Coding error"
    HAhahahahahaha!
    -Just A Chemist

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