Averaging 200 cases/day for the past few days. Anyone know what happened there?
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So Much for Hawaii's quarantine....
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COVID is inevitable everywhere. It only takes one person to start. I remember on 03/01, New York reported its first case, there were only around 65 new daily cases in the US with two known COVID-related deaths. Fast forward 3 months and we're at >5 million cases and 162,000 deaths with >50,000 new cases daily.
The spread is amazing. One can only imagine where we will be this winter. Good news is that it seems to have plateaued, but I suspect another spike.
The spread is amazing. One can only imagine where we will be this winter. Good news is that it seems to have plateaued, but I suspect another spike.
I just wondered, because they reversed course and decided not to relax their travel policy August 1st.
I think it's more proof that lockdowns don't work on a widespread respiratory virus.
