"It will cost something to reduce mobility in the short term, but to fail do so will eventually cost everything - if not from this event, then one in the future...WHO is criminally incompetent..."
The epidemiological survey will include 100 neighborhoods in 13 districts, and will include people who were in Wuhan for at least 14 days between January and March.
With the daily number of new confirmed virus cases plateauing and big data measures indicating a sharp decline in the true number of new cases, discussion is turning to the plan for reopening.
...practicing social distancing by working from home is a luxury that’s available to just 29% of Americans...for the remaining 71% life is very uncertain, to say the least.
...the longer that these shutdowns persist, the more impatient many Americans are going to become...Already, we are starting to see protests pop up all over the nation...