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world - countries with greater than 5,000 total cases
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/#countries
Last updated: May 2, 2020
Last updated: May 1, 2020
USA 1,131,030 65,753
Spain 242,979 24,824
Italy 207,428 28,236
UK 177,454 27,510
France 167,346 24,594
Germany 164,077 6,736
Turkey 122,392 3,258
Russia 114,431 1,169
Iran 95,646 6,091
Brazil 92,10 6,410
China 82,874 4,633
Canada 55,061 3,391
Belgium 49,032 7,703
Peru 40,459 1,124
Netherlands 39,791 4,893
India 37,257 1,223
Switzerland 29,705 1,754
Ecuador 26,336 1,063
Portugal 24,987 1,007
Saudi Arabia 24,097 169
Sweden 21,520 2,653
Ireland 20,833 1,265
Mexico 19,224 1,859
Pakistan 18,092 417
Singapore 17,101 16
Chile 17,008 234
Israel 16,101 225
Austria 15,531 589
Belarus 14,917 93
Japan 14,305 455
Qatar 14,096 12
Poland 13,105 651
UAE 13,038 111
Romania 12,567 744
Ukraine 10,861 272
S. Korea 10,774 248
Indonesia 10,551 800
Denmark 9,311 460
Serbia 9,205 185
Philippines 8,772 579
Bangladesh 8,238 170
Norway 7,783 210
Czechia 7,737 240
Dominican Rep 7,288 313
Colombia 7,006 314
Australia 6,767 93
Panama 6,532 188
Malaysia 6,071 103
South Africa 5,951 116
Egypt 5,895 406
Finland 5,051 218
Last updated: April 30, 2020, 17:20 GMT
USA 1,085,501 +~~~ 63,287 +~~~
Spain 239,639 +~~~ 24,543 +~~~
Italy 205,463 +~~~ 27,967 +~~~
UK 171,253 +~~~ 26,771 +~~~
France 167,178 +~~~ 24,376 +~~~
Germany 162,530 +~~~ 6,572 +~~~
Turkey 120,204 +~~~ 3,174 +~~~
Russia 106,498 +~~~ 1,073 +~~~
Iran 94,640 +~~~ 6,028 +~~~
Brazil 85,380 +~~~ 5,901 +~~~
China 82,862 +~~~ 4,633 +~~~
Canada 53,013 +~~~ 3,180 +~~~
Belgium 48,519 +~~~ 7,594 +~~~
Netherlands 39,316 +~~~ 4,795 +~~~
Peru 36,976 +~~~ 1,051 +~~~
India 34,862 +~~~ 1,154 +~~~
Switzerland 29,586 +~~~ 1,737 +~~~
Portugal 25,045 +~~~ 989 +~~~
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US
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states with greater than 3,000 total cases
I'm just roughly tracking these figures because the urls are constantly updated, and you can't to go back in time and retrieve previous numbers.
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/us/
https://gisanddata.maps.arcgis.com/apps/opsdashboard/index.html#/bda75
94740fd40299423467b48e9ecf6
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Last updated: May 2, 2020
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Last updated: May 1, 2020
1,131,030 / 65,753
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Last updated: April 30, 2020, 17:20 GMT
1,075,373 / 62,315
1,056,402 / 61,867
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Last updated: April 29, 2020, 17:52 GMT
1,048,834 / 60,495
1,027,295 / 59,392
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Last updated: April 28, 2020, 21:16 GMT
1,029,878 / 58,640
1,008,066 / 58,126
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Last updated: April 27, 2020, 18:38 GMT
999,390 / 56,175
978,680 / 55,266
Quote:===> April 24, 2020 States partially lifting COVID-19 restrictions:
Last updated: April 26, 2020, 19:04 GMT
976,403 / 54,965
956,292 / 54,175
South Carolina https://governor.sc.gov/sites/default/files/Documents/Executive-Orders
/2020-04-20%20eFILED%20Executive%20Order%20No.%202020-28%20-%20Modification%20of%20Restrictions%20for%20Public%20Beaches%20%26%20Waters%20%26%20Incremental%20Modification%20of%20Non-Essential%20Business%20Closures.pdf
Tennessee stay-at-home order will not be extended past April 30
Texas
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Last updated: April 25, 2020, 18:33 GMT
945,833 / 53,266
924,576 / 52,782
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Last updated: April 24, 2020, 19:35 GMT
908,981 / 51,342
884,004 / 50,360
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Last updated: April 23, 2020, 21:20 GMT
876,174 / 49,651
856,209 / 47,272
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Last updated: April 22, 2020, 19:09 GMT
831,086 / 46,249
835,316 / 45,950
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Last updated: April 21, 2020, 20:57 GMT
813,589 / 45,013
816,240 / 43,921
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Last updated: April 20, 2020, 23:13 GMT
791,625 / 42,458
783,290 / 41,872
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Last updated: April 19, 2020, 22:51 GMT
763,083 / 40,495
755,533 / 40,461
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Last updated: April 18, 2020, 22 +2,106:37 GMT
736,790 / 38,920
732,197 / 38,664
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Last updated: April 17, 2020, 18:03 GMT
689,938 / 35,915
679,374 / 34,180
Quote:===> April 15, 2020 NYS essential workers will be voluntarily tested for SARS-COV-2 antibodies beginning this week
Last updated: April 16, 2020, 18:59 GMT
667,572 / 33,903
648,788 / 30,920
===> April 15, 2020 NYS residents will be required to wear face coverings when they are out and coming in close contact with other people
Quote:===> April 14, 2020 NYC adds probable deaths to COVID statistics
Last updated: April 15, 2020, 17:29 GMT
622,380 / 27,548
613,187 / 26,119
===> April 14, 2020 Changes in United States Data following the new CDC guidelines on "Case" and "Death" definition
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Last updated: April 14, 2020, 20:12 GMT
608,988 / 25,671
598,670 / 25,239
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Last updated: April 13, 2020, 20:47 GMT
583,444 / 23,463
572,587 / 23,078
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Last updated: April 12, 2020, 22:52 GMT
558,539 / 21,993
554,226 / 21,994
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Last updated: April 11, 2020, 18:38 GMT
522,320 / 20,086
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California
There's a lag time of about 4 weeks between infection and death.
We'll see in 4 weeks from the statewide stay at home order how this works out.
https://www.cdph.ca.gov/Programs/OPA/Pages/New-Release-2020.aspx
May 2, 2020
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===> May 1, 2020 All state beaches and parks in California ordered closed.
May 1, 2020
52,197 / 2/171
===> April 30, 2020 Since March 21, 2020 when LACounty eliminated testing on most potential COVID-19 patients, it's been dramatically ramping up testing and testing capability. LACounty announces free SARS-COV-2 testing for all people, symptomatic or not.
April 30, 2020
50,442 / 2,073
April 29, 2020
48,917 / 1,982
April 28, 2020
46,500 / 1,887
April 27, 2020
45,031 / 1,809
April 26, 2020
43,464 / 1,755
===> April 25, 2020 Orange County and Ventura County beaches reopen.
April 25, 2020
42,164 / 1,710
April 24, 2020
41,137 / 1,651
April 23, 2020
39,254 / 1,562
April 22, 2020
37,369 / 1,469
April 21, 2020
35,396 / 1,354
April 20, 2020
33,261 / 1,268
April 19, 2020
30,978 / 1,208
April 18, 2020
30,333 / 1,166
April 17, 2020
28,963 / 1,072
April 16, 2020
27,528 / 985
April 15, 2020
26,182 / 890
===> April 14, 2020 Changes in United States Data following the new CDC guidelines on "Case" and "Death" definition
April 14, 2020
24,424 / 821
April 13, 2020
23,338 / 758
April 12, 2020
22,348 / 687
April 11, 2020
21,794 / 651
April 10, 2020
20,615 / 609
April 9, 2020
19,472 / 541
April 8, 2020
18,309 / 492
===> April 07, 2020 The City of Los Angeles requires all people wear masks outside the home.
April 7, 2020
16,957 / 442
April 6, 2020
15,865 / 374
April 5, 2020
14,336 / 343
April 4, 2020
13,438 / 319
===> April 03, 2020 The CDC recommends all people wear masks outside the home.
===> April 03, 2020 LACounty asks all people wear masks outside the home.
April 3, 2020
12,026 / 276
April 2, 2020
10,701 / 237
April 1, 2020
9,191 / 203
March 31, 2020
8,155 / 171
March 30, 2020
6,932 / 150
March 29, 2020
5,673 / 135
Age 0-17: 65 cases (4/yr)
Age 18-49: 2,973 cases (95/ yr)
Age 50-64: 1,447 cases (103/yr)
Age 65+ (assumed for calculation 85): 1,252 cases (62/yr)
Unknown: 26 cases
March 28, 2020
4,643 / 101
March 27, 2020
3,801 / 78
March 26, 2020
3,006 / 65
March 25, 2020
2,535 / 53
March 24, 2020
2,102 / 40
March 23, 2020
1,733 / 27
March 22, 2020
1,468 / 27
===> March 21, 2020 LACounty eliminates testing on most potential COVID-19 patients.
March 21, 2020
1,224 / 23
March 20, 2020 1006 / 19
===> CA stay at home March 19, 2020 (PM)
March 19, 2020 675 / 16
March 18, 2020 288 / 5
March 13, 2020 247 / 5
===> federal guidelines March 17, 2020
March 12, 2020 53 / 1
March 2, 2020 43 / 0
February 28, 2020 10 / 0
February 26, 2020 9 / 0
February 2, 2020 6 / 0
January 31, 2020 3 / 0
January 26, 2020 2 / 0
A factor of X60 may be applicable.
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Los Angeles County
There's a lag time of about 4 weeks between infection and death.
http://www.publichealth.lacounty.gov/media/Coronavirus/
Quote:===> May 1, 2020 All state beaches and parks in California ordered closed.
As of 12pm 5/2
cases ~~~~~~~~
deaths ~~~~
Quote:===> April 30, 2020 Since March 21, 2020 when LACounty eliminated testing on most potential COVID-19 patients, it's been dramatically ramping up testing and testing capability. LACounty announces free SARS-COV-2 testing for all people, symptomatic or not.
As of 12pm 5/1
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As of 12pm 4/30
cases 24,215
deaths 1,172
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As of 12pm 4/29
cases 23,182
deaths 1,111
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As of 12pm 4/28
cases 22,485
deaths 1,056
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As of 12pm 4/27
cases 20,976
deaths 1,000
Quote:===> April 25, 2020 Orange County and Ventura County beaches beaches reopen.
As of 12pm 4/26
cases 20,976
deaths 1,000
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As of 12pm 4/25
cases 19,107
deaths 895
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As of 12pm 4/24
cases 18,517
deaths 848
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As of 12pm 4/23
cases 17,508
deaths 797
Quote:===> April 21, 2020 This large one-day increased was caused by a laboratory filing ~1,100 backlogged positive cases.
As of 12pm 4/22
cases 16,435
deaths 729
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As of 12pm 4/21
cases 15,140
deaths 663
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As of 12pm 4/20
cases 13,816
deaths 617
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As of 12pm 4/19
cases 12,341
deaths 600
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As of 12pm 4/18
cases 12,021
deaths 576
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As of 12pm 4/17
cases 11,397
deaths 495
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As of 12pm 4/16
cases 10,854
deaths 455
Quote:===> April 14, 2020 Changes in United States Data following the new CDC guidelines on "Case" and "Death" definition
As of 12pm 4/15
cases 10,496
deaths 402
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As of 12pm 4/14
cases 10,047
deaths 360
Quote:===> April 12, 2020 DIVOC-91 shows California strong deaths inflection point.
As of 12pm 4/13
cases 9420
deaths 320
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As of 12pm 4/12
cases 9192
deaths 296
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As of 12pm 4/11
cases 8873
deaths 265
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As of 12pm 4/10
cases 8430
deaths 241
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As of 12pm 4/9
cases 7955
deaths 223
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As of 12pm 4/8
cases 7530
deaths 198
===> April 07, 2020 The City of Los Angeles requires all people wear masks outside the home.
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As of 12pm 4/7
cases 6910
deaths 169
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As of 12pm 4/6
cases 6360
deaths 147
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As of 12pm 4/5
cases 5940
deaths 132
Quote:===> April 03, 2020 The CDC recommends all people wear masks outside the home.
As of 12pm 4/4
cases 5277
deaths 117
===> April 03, 2020 LACounty asks all people wear masks outside the home.
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As of 12pm 4/3
cases 4566
deaths 89
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As of 12pm 4/2
cases 4045
deaths 78
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As of 12pm 4/1
cases 3518
deaths 64
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As of 12pm 3/31
cases 3011
deaths 54
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As of 12pm 3/30
cases 2474
deaths 44
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As of 12pm 3/29
cases 2136
deaths 37
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As of 12pm 3/28
cases 1804
deaths 32
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Friday, March 27, 2020 3:57 PM
cases 1465
deaths 26
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Thursday, March 26, 2020 3:13 PM
cases 799
deaths 13
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Wednesday, March 25, 2020 2:48 PM
cases 662
deaths 11
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Tuesday, March 24, 2020 1:23 PM
cases 536
deaths 7
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Monday, March 23, 2020 3:08 PM
cases 409
deaths 5
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Is Los Angeles facing New York-level coronavirus disaster? Here is what we know
https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2020-03-27/is-los-angeles-goi
ng-become-the-next-new-york-on-coronavirus-here-is-what-we-know
Is Los Angeles going to be the next New York when it comes to coronavirus?
Coronavirus cases have risen dramatically over the last week, and officials warn that things will get much worse in the next few weeks.
“A week or two from now, we will have images like we’re seeing in New York here in Los Angeles.” Mayor Eric Garcetti said Thursday
It will be bad — but how bad remains a question.
L.A. vs. New York
The mortality rate in L.A. County is about 1.8%, which is higher than the mortality rate in New York City and the United States overall, Ferrer said.
One factor in that is that Los Angeles County has tested far few people than New York, meaning it does not have as good a sense of the number of people with the virus. Almost 11,000 people had been tested in L.A. County as of Thursday, said Barbara Ferrer, director of the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health.
By contrast, New York City had reported 25,000 confirmed positive cases, she said.
So that rate will likely change as more people in L.A. are tested.
Los Angeles reported five more deaths Friday, bringing the county’s total to 26. The county reported an additional 257 cases Friday, bringing the total to 1,481. Of that total, 678 cases were reported over the last 48 hours.
“In less than a week ... we’ve more than tripled the number of people here in L.A. County who are positive for COVID-19,” Ferrer said.
She warned that if the county did not slow the spread of the virus, the region’s healthcare system would be overwhelmed.
Epidemiologists say they expect L.A. County’s case numbers to continue to grow, but that the social distancing recommendations may help stave off an outbreak as bad as New York’s. The measures went into effect in California early enough that they could have a significant impact, experts say.
New York City has more than 23,000 cases and more than 500 deaths.
Dr. Jacob Quinton, an internal medicine physician at UCLA, said doctors in L.A. and other cities that have not been hit yet as badly as New York are preparing for what the next weeks may hold.
“Many of us are sort of taking a deep breath before the plunge, and getting ready to meet the challenges that come,” he said. “Those that are already inundated with COVID cases are in the thick of a fight that feels very much like the defining medical challenge of our lives.”
What is the trajectory?
Ferrer said that our understanding of the outbreak and its trajectory will probably improve as testing increases and provides more data on how quickly the virus is spreading.
“The modeling is only as good as the data you have to enter into the model, and we’re really at a disadvantage here in L.A. County and the rest of California because we just haven’t done a lot of testing yet,” she said at a news conference Friday.
However, she said she thinks it is entirely possible that case numbers will continue to increase for three more weeks in L.A. County, as a recent University of Washington projection suggested. The model projected that California coronavirus cases would peak on April 25. It projects a total of 6,109 deaths through Aug. 4.
“I think those projections are probably on target given what we’re seeing,” Ferrer said of the April 25 peak date suggested by the researchers. Ferrer said she expects case numbers to continue to double every four to six days for weeks, given the rapid rise that has been seen so far in the region.
Rapid spread
She pointed to case numbers tripling over the last six days.
“Given what we know about spread from other places and given what our numbers are ... you can see that we’re likely to have a lot of people here that are going to be infected over the next three weeks. And that being said, the most important thing I think for the public on the modeling is to really understand the serio
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Meanwhile...
57 million+ people are going to die in the world in 2020.
And a majority of COVID deaths are likely to be people who were going to be a part of that statistic by the end of the year because of the other illnesses they had that made them so weak to it in the first place.
Do Right, Be Right. :)
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We have the Amber Alert on our phones, and yesterday it blared out, repeatedly, in English and Spanish, that parks, trails, and beaches were closed. I didn'r catch whether that was a state or county order, LA CITY already has more enforced "shelter in place" orders.
I think what's really going to clobber our system is the #of homeless and illegals. I imagine COVID-19 spreading like wildfire among Skid Row and the many other homeless encampments in LA County. Hell, we've had a couple of disease scares among the homeless already. And then there are the marginally-housed illegals who live in their own set of encampments. Maybe CA will learn that you're not supposed to let people roost, like pigeons, in the untennanted parts of our economy, plucking them out ar random for odd jobs "as needed" or shuttling them thru one-night stints in the drunk tank. You either provide them full services or, if you can't provide reliable jobs and services, you kick them out. None of this halfway bullshit.
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If we did not MAKE men poor - William Blake
#STAYTHEFUCKHOME
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That's truth right there.
Around these parts, they will just issue you a $500 ticket if you're not complying. No joke, that's whats going to start happening in Illinois since people aren't behaving. Nothing gets the people in line like handing out ridiculous fines. Ask me about the 75 year old man I saw turned away from buying a bottle of booze because he couldn't provide an ID to a cashier that proved he was 21 back in my drinking days.
I imagine it would be pretty funny watching a cop hand out $500 tickets in an LA shanty town. Especially since cops pretty much let you do what you want to out there these days without intervening anyhow.
Do Right, Be Right. :)
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So, looking at the various graphs at worldOmeter, it's obvious both China and Korea have beaten the virus back, for now.
China is relaxing restrictions, with caveats. People who don't have a green health card are still under mandatory quarantine. I don't trust their numbers, but if relaxing restrictions becomes enough of a problem, sooner or later it'll be obvious. SK is still maintaining intensive testing, social distancing, public mask-wearing, and contact tracing.
Transitioning from an epidemic response to a lower level of response might be possible, even when the causative agent is still around, and there's still no treatment or vaccine. I think if you can get the numbers low enough, long enough, you may be able to revert to contact tracing and individual quarantine. But I'd still keep mandatory mask-wearing in public, because it helps prevent people from spreading it to random strangers in crowded places.
Australia seems to be on the downward side of the curve.
Macao, Hong Kong, and Taiwan all instituted rigorous testing, contact tracing, and quarantine early, and their numbers were all consistently low, even as cases were exploding in China. But Hong Kong started relaxing restrictions (THANKS! Carrie Lam), and daily new cases went from consistently low single digits between Feb 15 - Mar 14, to spiking into double digits and what appears to be a relentless climb upwards, so that the most recent figure from yesterday was 65 new daily cases. That's still a low number, but on March 9 the US was at 163 new cases per day, and now we're at 19,000 new cases per day - so everything can change very quickly. Ah, the power of the exponential curve!
It's still too soon to tell, but after peaking at 6557 new cases per day on March 21, Italy may be plateauing. And it's even earlier to tell with Spain, but after peaking at 8271 new cases per day on March 27, it's seen a slight drop today.
Northern Europe has an up-down pattern though overall trending slowly upward.
Pretty much all other western European countries, plus the US are still on an accelerating upward path. New hotspots for the US are predicted to be "Detroit, Chicago and New Orleans, US Surgeon General Dr. Jerome Adams told "CBS This Morning" on Friday."
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Quote:Well, even though the public at large pays for their presence, illegal aliens and the homeless can be so profitable for business.
Originally posted by SIGNYM:
We have the Amber Alert on our phones, and yesterday it blared out, repeatedly, in English and Spanish, that parks, trails, and beaches were closed. I didn't catch whether that was a state or county order, LA CITY already has more enforced "shelter in place" orders.
I think what's really going to clobber our system is the #of homeless and illegals. I imagine COVID-19 spreading like wildfire among Skid Row and the many other homeless encampments in LA County. Hell, we've had a couple of disease scares among the homeless already. And then there are the marginally-housed illegals who live in their own set of encampments. Maybe CA will learn that you're not supposed to let people roost, like pigeons, in the untenanted parts of our economy, plucking them out at random for odd jobs "as needed" or shuttling them thru one-night stints in the drunk tank. You either provide them full services or, if you can't provide reliable jobs and services, you kick them out. None of this halfway bullshit.
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If we did not MAKE men poor - William Blake
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