Re: COVID-19 - Part 2
383,256 infected, 12,021 dead = 3.14% Johns Hopkins data as of: 4/7/20 2:25:55 PM.
364,723 infected, 10,781 dead = 2.96% Johns Hopkins data as of: 4/6/20 ?:??:?? PM.
337,072 infected, 9,619 dead = 2.85% Johns Hopkins data as of: 4/5/20 7:13:44 PM.
308,850 infected, 8,476 dead = 2.74% Johns Hopkins data as of: 4/4/20 8:51:28 PM.
244,678 infected, 5,911 dead = 2.42% Johns Hopkins data as of: 4/2/20 8:42:13 PM.
203,608 infected, 4,476 dead = 2.2% Johns Hopkins data as of: 4/1/20 2:20:57 PM.
177,452 infected, 3,440 dead = 1.94% Johns Hopkins data as of: 3/31/20 2:38:01 PM.
156,931 infected, 2,880 dead = 1.84% Johns Hopkins data as of: 3/30/20 3:11:53 PM.
124,763 infected, 2,191 dead = 1.76% Johns Hopkins data as of: 3/29/20 10:03:59 AM.
105,470 infected, 1,710 dead = 1.62% Johns Hopkins data as of: 3/28/20 11:12:24 AM.
86,012 infected, 1,301 dead = 1.51% Johns Hopkins data as of: 3/27/20 11:13:47 AM.
80,021 infected, 1,136 dead = 1.42% Johns Hopkins data as of: 3/26/20 4:29:16 PM.
69,197 infected, 1,046 dead = 1.51% Johns Hopkins data as of: 3/26/20 7:29:49 AM.
62,086 infected, 869 dead = 1.4% Johns Hopkins data as of 3/25/20 3:26:24 PM.
US population = 330,000,000, projected infections 70,000,000 - 150,000,000 = 2,198,000 - 4,710,000 deaths at 3.14%.
CDC estimates that, from October 1, 2019, through March 14, 2020, there have been 23,000 – 59,000 US flu deaths.
I first posted this in response to "It's the flu" comments. I understand all of what is wrong with the above numbers, don't remind me. Or do.
Originally posted by Timothy A
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364,723 infected, 10,781 dead = 2.96% Johns Hopkins data as of: 4/6/20 ?:??:?? PM.
337,072 infected, 9,619 dead = 2.85% Johns Hopkins data as of: 4/5/20 7:13:44 PM.
308,850 infected, 8,476 dead = 2.74% Johns Hopkins data as of: 4/4/20 8:51:28 PM.
244,678 infected, 5,911 dead = 2.42% Johns Hopkins data as of: 4/2/20 8:42:13 PM.
203,608 infected, 4,476 dead = 2.2% Johns Hopkins data as of: 4/1/20 2:20:57 PM.
177,452 infected, 3,440 dead = 1.94% Johns Hopkins data as of: 3/31/20 2:38:01 PM.
156,931 infected, 2,880 dead = 1.84% Johns Hopkins data as of: 3/30/20 3:11:53 PM.
124,763 infected, 2,191 dead = 1.76% Johns Hopkins data as of: 3/29/20 10:03:59 AM.
105,470 infected, 1,710 dead = 1.62% Johns Hopkins data as of: 3/28/20 11:12:24 AM.
86,012 infected, 1,301 dead = 1.51% Johns Hopkins data as of: 3/27/20 11:13:47 AM.
80,021 infected, 1,136 dead = 1.42% Johns Hopkins data as of: 3/26/20 4:29:16 PM.
69,197 infected, 1,046 dead = 1.51% Johns Hopkins data as of: 3/26/20 7:29:49 AM.
62,086 infected, 869 dead = 1.4% Johns Hopkins data as of 3/25/20 3:26:24 PM.
US population = 330,000,000, projected infections 70,000,000 - 150,000,000 = 2,198,000 - 4,710,000 deaths at 3.14%.
CDC estimates that, from October 1, 2019, through March 14, 2020, there have been 23,000 – 59,000 US flu deaths.
I first posted this in response to "It's the flu" comments. I understand all of what is wrong with the above numbers, don't remind me. Or do.
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