[BleedingRed]

Originally Posted by Donger

I don't know. You asked about present capacity to normal.

I pointed out that I doubt normal capacity is 107% and if you think it is. You are now dancing around not answering that question.

Think next time before you chime in, okay?

https://abc13.com/houston-icu-capaci...pital/6201846/

AND?

The ICU at Lyndon B. Johnson Hospital in northeast Houston was at 100 percent capacity Thursday morning, according to system officials.

Ben Taub hospital was at 90 percent capacity Thursday, which means there is at risk of running out of beds in its ICU.

Prior to the COVID-19 outbreak, both facilities reported a high capacity in ICUs.

Harris Health Systems CEO Esmaeil Porsa said there are about 51 COVID-19 patients across the Harris Health System hospitals and administrators have been watching the virus cases steadily increase.

Both LBJ and Ben Taub are on different levels of diversions, meaning some patients are being taken to other hospitals.