One hard thing about this is watching how Italy has managed to plateau new cases day over day but has not been able to move them down once they've hit that plateau. Same thing today. Here are their last 7 days on new cases. 5217, 4050, 4053, 4782, 4668, 4585, 4805.
Same sort of phenomena in Spain only they are in 6500 to 7500 band per day.
Germany similar - they had a couple of days in the 4500 type range, but consistently 6500 to 7000 new cases a day.
New York - second straight day with 10,000 plus new cases. Supposedly the virus is now hitting Long Island pretty hard and it's share of daily cases has grown from 15% a handful of days ago to around 21-22% a day now.
Discouraging. Also, hard to watch as the rest of the world outside of Western Europe and North America is also starting to accelerate. We are already at 71,000 new cases globally today. Hard to imagine the world doesn't go over 85,000 new cases today.
The bidding war is also what I was referring to because it seems insane for them to be this incompetent.
Same here, we just cannot get the daily numbers of new cases to go down. This shit is so crazy contagious. One family member infected = the entire family. One person in an apartment building = most of the other residents. We've had the stairwells and elevator in our apartment building professionally disinfected 3x this week and honestly if one infected person comes through it won't matter.
Any more details on this? As someone in my apartment building was confirmed about 9-10 days ago. Although I've been opening the front door with my foot, only touching elevators with my knuckle, and exiting using a paper towel to hold the door handles.
On perhaps that same note:
[h=2]Republican fundraiser looks to cash in on coronavirus[/h] A longtime campaign operative informed clients that he was leaving politics behind for a new line of work: selling critical medical supplies.
https://www.politico.com/news/2020/03/27/republican-fundraiser-company-coronavirus-152184
So this guy just took 14 days to start a business that is now ready to fulfill orders for 100 million masks right before Trump recommended everyone wear them.
Yep. Becoming clearer than ever. No doubt there's some quid pro quo in there as well.
Senate Republicans said loud and clear that’s OK.
Thx Pubs.
Hell, some of them are probably in on it.
One of our own (WFU alum) died last night. Chris Firlit was a doctor in Detroit and went to Wake for undergrad. Married with 3 kids. Do not believe the hype that young and healthy are safe. Stay home and be forceful with language to people you know who are making this harder for all of us.