Red states with massive rural areas will suffer but them being rural might make it easier for those places to deal with it too. On the flipside if it spreads in those areas their medical facilities will be immediately overrun. The military needs to be putting up make shift medical facilities in antipication of shit getting worse.
A single review of arguably low quality doesn't necessarily invalidate the original report though. I'm not a medical expert, but it seems like the review is not actually written by a medical expert either. The primary author is just a junior researcher working for an engineering department. They use only a few sources and one of the sources is an article by the Chinese state run press agency, i.e. not really scientific. Personally I would take this review with a grain of salt.
thats the thing that makes this a mess. thats the issue, outside giving people cash, you cant do much atm.
Nah. They'll get it and they'll have no infrastructure or funding to alleviate it.
Thanks. It's been here we just don't know how many people yet. Had to go to walmart earlier and it was slow and calm. Cleaning supplies were cleared out as well as tp, paper towels, hand santitzers.My mom sent me this. It reads like four of the new cases were contracted from contact with someone that had traveled and three cases have unknown origins.
More coronavirus cases reported in San Antonio
The city’s count climbed from four cases after testing expanded.m.mysanantonio.com
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He should be fine if he bikes alone and gives people a wide berth.
Probably closed since that's one way it spread in South Korea.
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There's still a sizeable chance that younger folks would need to be hospitalized, and as we're seeing in Italy younger folks start dying too when the hospitals become overloaded.
