Wednesday, March 25, 2020

Covid-19 Coronavirus Pandemic In The U.S. -- News Updates March 25, 2020


Daily Mail: US coronavirus death toll hits more than 780 after a rise of 190 in just one day - the biggest jump to date - with 54,905 total cases and an infection rate worse than Italy

* Total cases number of cases in US now stands at 54,905 as of Tuesday evening
* Experts say the spike is yet to come and the crisis will last for months, at least
* On Tuesday alone, more than 8,000 new positive cases were confirmed
* Across the US 175 million people living in 17 states have been urged to stay home
* New York is by far the worst affected state in the country, with 25,665 cases
* On Tuesday afternoon NYC mayor de Blasio said 131 people in the city had died

Coronavirus deaths in the United States rose to 783 Tuesday evening after a sharp rise of 197 in just one day, the nation's biggest jump to date.

The total cases number of cases in America now stands at 54,905 with the infection rate climbing above Italy.

Experts say the spike is yet to come and that the current state of crisis will last for another several months, at least.

Over the past week, there have been a surge of new cases as testing across the country increases. On Tuesday alone, more than 8,000 new positive cases were confirmed.

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WNU Editor: New York City is expecting the worse .... NYC prepares for the worst: Military sets up makeshift morgue using tents and refrigeration trucks outside Manhattan's Bellevue hospital in preparation for surge in coronavirus victims as NYC's death toll rises to 192 and city morgues near capacity (Daily Mail). But there is also hope .... WHO: Still time to stop US from becoming epicenter of coronavirus crisis (The Hill).

Covid-19 Coronavirus Pandemic In The U.S. -- News Updates March 25, 2020

U.S. Coronavirus Update, Map, as Death Toll Passes 800, Nearly Half of Country's 55,000 Cases Are in New York -- Newsweek
New York sees some signs of progress against coronavirus as New Orleans hit hard -- Reuters
California scrambles to avoid Covid-19's worst-case scenario: 'It will take a heroic effort' -- The Guardian
US on track to become next coronavirus epicenter, but there's time to reverse course, health official says -- CNN

7 comments:

Anonymous said...

"The government of Belgium destroyed millions of expired FFP2 masks in 2019 but did replace them due to economic reason"

Wees wants dis and dis and dis and ...

I wonder how many people who say various governments should have so many N95 masks, so many ventilators and so many hospital beds know what inventory holding costs are and how to calculate it?

If they pay the inventory holding costs, what are they prepared to give up. Economics is the science of scarcity. There are opportunity costs.

www.accountingcoach.com/blog/calculate-inventory-carrying-cost

https://world-class-manufacturing.com/eoq/wilson.html

https://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/carryingcostofinventory.asp

Anonymous said...

Oh & BTW Trump is right!

The link between unemployment and suicide World Economic Forum

Either going back to work by Easter is a choice.

Not going to work by Easter or after Easter is a choice.

Either choice has a death toll associated with it.


My going back to work has a Democrat Party Agenda attached to it.


You don't sacrifice your children to save your grandparents. It doesn't makes sense in terms life-years saved, the future, economics or anything.

Sleek Zeek Emmanuel argued for Obama Care on the basis of life years (you need to check his math, assumptions etc.). Why are some now not looking at life-years or QALY? Are we willing to sacrifice the younger generations for people over 60 with co-morbidities. We can selectively quarantine those over 60 with co-morbidities, save money and save those over 60.

Or we can crash the economy, because hyperinflation, riots, poverty and what not always lead to well nourished people.


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quality-adjusted_life_year

www.weforum.org/agenda/2015/02/the-link-between-unemployment-and-suicide/


Do the decision tree people!


(So many people with masters in public administration. So many pompous idiots)


Anonymous said...

MAGA

MAGA

The United States was ranked first with an index value of 83.5 out of 100.


We're #1 ! MAGA

We're #1 ! MAGA


Anonymous said...

New York Dems Demand Coronavirus Cash for Museum w/$2.9 Billion Endowment

Anonymous said...

New York is past the inflection point in the rate of growth in cases. They are on the other side of this.

Listen to Taylor, "You need to calm down."

Anonymous said...


Trump team failed to follow NSC’s pandemic playbook
11-14 minutes

President Donald Trump's administration was briefed on the playbook’s existence in 2017, said four former officials. | Drew Angerer/Getty Images

The Trump administration, state officials and even individual hospital workers are now racing against each other to get the necessary masks, gloves and other safety equipment to fight coronavirus — a scramble that hospitals and doctors say has come too late and left them at risk. But according to a previously unrevealed White House playbook, the government should’ve begun a federal-wide effort to procure that personal protective equipment at least two months ago.

“Is there sufficient personal protective equipment for healthcare workers who are providing medical care?” the playbook instructs its readers, as one early decision that officials should address when facing a potential pandemic. “If YES: What are the triggers to signal exhaustion of supplies? Are additional supplies available? If NO: Should the Strategic National Stockpile release PPE to states?”

The strategies are among hundreds of tactics and key policy decisions laid out in a 69-page National Security Council playbook on fighting pandemics, which POLITICO is detailing for the first time. Other recommendations include that the government move swiftly to fully detect potential outbreaks, secure supplemental funding and consider invoking the Defense Production Act — all steps in which the Trump administration lagged behind the timeline laid out in the playbook.

“Each section of this playbook includes specific questions that should be asked and decisions that should be made at multiple levels” within the national security apparatus, the playbook urges, repeatedly advising officials to question the numbers on viral spread, ensure appropriate diagnostic capacity and check on the U.S. stockpile of emergency resources.

Anonymous said...

The playbook where dear old Obama forgot to restock the shelves with N95 masks for 6 years?

That playbook?