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BREAKING: Coronavirus Outbreak

Good news with caution:

US northeast steady improvement including: NY, NJ, MA, CT, RI, PA, DE, MD, DC also IL, MI.

Caution: Need to stay on course and #go2zero

State dynamics in next tweets ImageImage
NY, NJ, IL, MA attached ImageImageImageImage
CT, RI, PA, MI ImageImageImageImage
MD, and even VA (not as strong) ImageImage
Comparing 6 states: NY, NJ, MA, PA, MI, IL and rest of US, we see decline in the northeast and the growth elsewhere. (larger effect if we included the other declining states). Image
Full US state dynamics, showing NY declining and CA increasing (southern CA). ImageImage
Relative fireplot attached shows significant improvement in nearly 1/2 of states. Image
Italy today reports 210 new cases. Dramatic declines from peak, and near to Green in much of the country. Lombardia still has difficulty staying under 100 consistently. We hope they will #go2zero. ImageImageImage
Belgium 55 today, lowest in 3 months.

Belarus 689 keeps improving.

China Beijing cluster now 100+

Singapore 161, lowest in 2 months.

New Zealand reports 2 imported new cases due to allowing visit to dying parent. Precautions taken. We hope no other consequences.
Here is the US states page. Click on the images in the "Map" to see details

endcoronavirus.org/states

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