dixiegirl1035
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These 10 states reported their highest number of new coronavirus cases on Friday
From CNN's Chuck Johnston
On Friday, at least ten states reported their highest coronavirus case totals since the pandemic began, according to data from Johns Hopkins University.
Here's a look at the states' cases, according to Johns Hopkins University:
- Colorado reported 1,312 coronavirus cases. Its previous high was 1,142 cases on Thursday.
- Idaho reported 1,094 coronavirus cases. Its previous high was 729 cases on July 15.
- Indiana reported 2,283 coronavirus cases. Its previous high was 1,943 cases on Thursday.
- Minnesota reported 2,290 coronavirus cases. Its previous high was 1,516 on Oct. 10.
- New Mexico reported 812 coronavirus cases. Its previous high was 668 on Thursday.
- North Carolina reported 2,684 coronavirus cases. Its previous high was 2,532 on Thursday.
- North Dakota reported 864 coronavirus cases. Its previous high was 706 on Thursday.
- West Virginia reported 502 coronavirus cases. Its previous high was 374 on Oct. 9.
- Wisconsin reported 3,861 coronavirus cases. Its previous high was 3,747 on Thursday.
- Wyoming reported 290 coronavirus cases. Its previous high was 243 on Oct. 9.
MOO
As expected in a pandemic, it first goes to
#1 - Elderly who cannot distance e.g. Wuhan/etc -->same thing in US and other countries as elderly hit with high death rates
#2 - Those who live in high density e.g. prisons etc. --> e.g. the most populous cities as Wuhan, NYC etc
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#3 - households that are isolating e.g. stay at home orders
#4 - letting the youngers out, then back we go e.g. back to school for kids/young adults at college
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#5 - Getting traction in rural communities who live far away from each other vs. like in Wuhan and NYC... then Florida etc.. who lived on top of each other and socialized day to day closely. e.g. what is happening now in some mid west states that though they might be getting a pass as rural?
Now in rural spreading... just like a pandemic model would expect as to hierarchy? Overlapping with the second wave in high density populations.
MOO
ETA: Forgot to lump in the large gatherings due to political.. but I'll refrain from such here right now as most here understand such without a link.
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