US #CoronaVirusDeathRate by date:
1.50% March 25 (1,027 of 68,211)
1.51% March 26 (1,295 of 85,435)
1.62% March 27 (1,696 of 104,126)
1.79% March 28 (2,221 of 123,578)
1.74% March 29 (2,484 of 142,047)
1.92% March 30 (3,156 of 163,844)
2.14% March 31 (4,053 of 188,530)
1.50% March 25 (1,027 of 68,211)
1.51% March 26 (1,295 of 85,435)
1.62% March 27 (1,696 of 104,126)
1.79% March 28 (2,221 of 123,578)
1.74% March 29 (2,484 of 142,047)
1.92% March 30 (3,156 of 163,844)
2.14% March 31 (4,053 of 188,530)
US Coronavirus deaths by date + the difference in deaths over the previous day:
March 24 (778) + 225
March 25 (1,027) + 249
March 26 (1,295) + 268
March 27 (1,696) + 401
March 28 (2,221) + 525
March 29 (2,583) + 362
March 30 (3,156) + 573
March 31 (4,053) + 897
March 24 (778) + 225
March 25 (1,027) + 249
March 26 (1,295) + 268
March 27 (1,696) + 401
March 28 (2,221) + 525
March 29 (2,583) + 362
March 30 (3,156) + 573
March 31 (4,053) + 897
Based on how contagious (that officials say) Coronavirus is, the US has now easy millions of cases that are just not counted due to limited testing. At 500,000 cases the rate is 0.81%. If it’s 2.5 mill cases, the rate is 0.16% but I go with what we know so the rate is 2.14% now.
