Nearly 900 workers at Tyson Foods plant in Indiana test positive for coronavirus

How many of the 900 had no or very little symptoms? That’s the answer we’ll never get, but they know.

 

Why should they? All the 900 how many got serious symptoms
How many of the serious symptoms were high risk and shouldnt have been at work?

 

You don't think/feel that Tyson should have done more?
Taken measures to avoid this happening?

 

What measures did they not take?

 

Tyson in Sioux City/Dakota City in action. Tyson ain't talking here either, but a source says 669 are sick so far here, and the plants shut down for cleaning.

Source: 669 Tyson workers at Dakota City, Nebraska, plant test positive for COVID-19

 

I'm not sure where it started,
But I've heard a lot of bad stuff about Tyson for years.
Not even related to this.

Hey guys,,, there's still Purdue.
Notice nobody talks about Purdue?

 

Meanwhile, Sweden is about two weeks away from achieving herd immunity. Never shut down anything.

 

Yeah how?
Farmers markets are closed...

 

OSHA or CDC should have been in every meat plant since April 1, but I suppose the admin thought it would go away on its own.

 

The Tyson CEO took out a full page ad in the NYT announcing the meat supply chain would be shut down..