California Population 40M - CV deaths so Far 285

[Chi_archie]

a lot of states ahead of Cali in Deaths per million

they are doing a heck of a job

New York	203,123		10,834		175,200	10,354	552	499,143	25,443	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]
New Jersey	68,824		2,805		64,748	7,749	316	131,219	14,774	[1] [2]
Louisiana	21,518		1,013		20,455	4,614	217	118,422	25,393	[1]
Connecticut	13,989		671		13,253	3,906	187	45,841	12,799	[1] [2]
Michigan	27,001		1,768		24,790	2,712	178	76,014	7,634	[1] [2] [3]
Massachusetts	28,163		957		26,477	4,123	140	126,551	18,528	[1] [2]
District Of Columbia	2,058		67		1,473	3,007	98	11,518	16,827	[1]
USA Total	614,643	+757	26,112	+65	549,711	1,857	79	3,103,252	9,375
Rhode Island	3,251		80		3,161	3,077	76	23,926	22,644	[1] [2] [3]
Washington	10,795		547		8,824	1,480	75	122,854	16,842	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14]
Illinois	23,247		868		22,329	1,813	68	110,616	8,627	[1] [2] [3] [4]
Colorado	7,941		329		7,496	1,436	59	39,580	7,156	[1]
Indiana	8,527		387		8,126	1,285	58	46,017	6,933	[1] [2]
Pennsylvania	25,465		696		24,119	1,991	54	133,631	10,447	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]
Georgia	14,578		524		14,023	1,416	51	61,795	6,001	[1] [2] [3]
Maryland	9,472		302		8,567	1,578	50	53,733	8,950	[1]
Vermont	752		29		723	1,203	46	10,585	16,937	[1]
Delaware	1,926		43		1,564	2,028	45	12,869	13,554	[1]
Nevada	3,088		130		1,789	1,057	44	32,178	11,009	[1] [2]
Mississippi	3,087		111		2,976	1,033	37	21,101	7,060	[1]
Wisconsin	3,555		170		3,298	615	29	41,552	7,191	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]
Florida	21,628		571		20,413	1,050	28	205,413	9,972	[1] [2]
Ohio	7,280		324		6,836	625	28	67,874	5,830	[1] [2]
Oklahoma	2,184		108		1,016	557	28	28,225	7,204	[1] [2]
Kentucky	2,210		115		1,789	498	26	27,697	6,238	[1]
Alabama	3,970	+17	115	+1	3,835	816	24	33,835	6,955	[1]
Kansas	1,426		69		1,117	490	24	14,147	4,864	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7]
Virginia	6,500	+329	195	+41	5,584	773	23	44,169	5,250	[1] [2]
Missouri	4,714		142		4,388	774	23	48,803	8,014	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7]
Idaho	1,464		39		1,401	867	23	15,398	9,123	[1] [2] [3]
California	25,777	+241	789	+7	24,048	658	20	212,900	5,438

[gauchojake]

We are winning

[Chi_archie]

how the penetrate does Idaho have a higher death rate per capita than California?

[gauchojake]

The health system infrastructure

[gauchojake]

There was also a conference in Sun Valley where everyone got sick.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.newyorker.com/news/news-desk/why-an-idaho-ski-destination-has-one-of-the-highest-covid-19-rates-in-the-nation/amp

[Chi_archie]

There was also a conference in Sun Valley where everyone got sick.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.new...the-nation/amp

and this remains one of the top 2-3 reasons why we need to flatten the curve in each state and wait until PPE is flowing and stockpiled

Idaho’s doctors and nurses face the greatest danger. More than fifty health-care workers have tested positive in the state’s South Central Health District, about forty of whom work for the St. Luke’s hospital system in Blaine County and Twin Falls to the south. Jesse Vanderhoof, a nurse at St. Luke’s hospital, in Ketchum, was administering nasal swabs at a drive-up testing site before he became sick. As his condition deteriorated, on March 24th, his wife dropped him back at the E.R.; hours later, she received a call saying that her previously healthy, thirty-nine-year-old husband had suffered a seizure and was boarded onto a life flight bound for Boise. He was put on a ventilator for several days before regaining the strength to breathe on his own.

Brent Russell, one of two E.R. physicians at St. Luke’s in Ketchum who tested positive, battled a hundred-and-four-degree fever with shaking chills; he would awaken in the middle of the night, unable to catch his breath. Russell wrote a letter to the local Idaho Mountain Express pleading with a community that, in his view, was either unable or unwilling to adapt to the new rules of the pandemic. “People were not taking this seriously,” he told me. “I would look out the windows of my house and see groups of people talking and congregating in the street.” As his wife, son, niece, and nephew all came down with symptoms of covid-19, Russell applauded Governor Little’s abrupt stay-at-home order, a decision that caught many by surprise in a state known as a refuge for anti-government individualists. “We need a heavy hand right now,” Russell said. “We need all forces thrown at stopping this thing.”


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Why We Have Only One Chance to Beat Coronavirus through Social Distancing

[JIBBBY]

We are doing great in California with Corona and it's time to re-open this shiiit.. Come on Newsom pull the trigger and lift the stay at home order already!!