Detroit Tri-county Area: New Cases of Covid-19 Down Dramatically!

[xboxmas]

Originally Posted by atltechdude

Not forever, but likely through May.

I'm already expecting that. Hopefully sooner rather than later in Washington state though.

[hooligan]

Originally Posted by augiedogie

Its peaking and is now on the decline. People going outside, getting fresh air and exercise will help end the spreading of CV19. Its like any flu bug. Summer weather puts the end to it.

All the sick folks in Miami/south FL disagree with you.

[roodd279]

If sun killed it, no one in Mumbai would have it - it's 96 degrees there today.



There is no evidence that summer will kill it - it's NOT like "any" flu bug.

[Angry-Koala]

Originally Posted by momonkey

From 525 cases on April 4th to just 173 on April 8th, it seems the worst may be in the past for the motor city.

The surrounding suburbs appear to be experiencing the same dramatic decline in new cases.


https://detroitmi.gov/departments/de...9#vizContainer

https://www.oakgov.com/covid/dashboard.html

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Now what?

Back to work?

Back to school?

Reopen restaurants and bars?

If they reopen everything before the virus is better contained guess what will happen. Surprise! The same thing all over again.

"Hey, this is working!"

"Great. Let's stop doing it and go back to the old failed model."

"Makes sense to me."