Germany began its wide-scale testing regime in January. https://t.co/EIBvGl3EBg— Carl Quintanilla (@carlquintanilla) April 15, 2020
Anybody know anyplace like this?
A draft national strategy to reopen the country in phases, developed by the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, emphasizes that even a cautious and phased approach “will entail a significant risk of resurgence of the virus.”
The internal document, obtained by The Washington Post, warns of a “large rebound curve” of novel coronavirus cases if mitigation efforts are relaxed too quickly before vaccines are developed and distributed or broad community immunity is achieved.
About 26,000 people have now died from the coronavirus in the United States, and more than 608,000 cases have been reported.
The framework lays out criteria that should be in place before a region can responsibly ease guidelines related to public gatherings: a “genuinely low” number of cases; a “well functioning” monitoring system capable of “promptly detecting” spikes of infections; a public health system able to react robustly to new cases and local health systems that have enough inpatient beds to rapidly scale up in the event of a surge in cases.
I think some of you are overstating the political brilliance of Trump putting his name on too-small stimulus checks that are gonna arrive late, or be direct deposited and possibly clawed back by banks, and be insufficient to sustain people through worsening economic conditions.— Adam Serwer🍝 (@AdamSerwer) April 15, 2020
— George Conway (@gtconway3d) April 15, 2020
The reason Trump and Fox News are talking so much about the WHO this week is because they want a scapegoat, not because they have good faith concerns. https://t.co/vyzk8WrRxe— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) April 15, 2020
"An estimated 90% of the cumulative deaths in the US from Covid-19, at least from the first wave of the epidemic, might have been prevented by putting social distancing policies into effect two weeks earlier [than when Trump recommended them], on March 2." https://t.co/pBmPcFxMQi— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) April 15, 2020
Everybody ready to go back to work? Ready to follow the lead of this guy?
seeing this again today and if this guy were an average dude out on the road and pulled over there’s a zero point zero chance he’d be allowed to drive away https://t.co/GNRNO7WcKo— kilgore trout, compulsory consumer (@KT_So_It_Goes) April 15, 2020
Yeah, me neither.
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