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Rachel Maddow shares graphics from the New York Times that show than when the decreasing coronavirus numbers in the New York metro area are extracted from U.S. coronavirus statistics it’s clear that the rest of the nation is not experiencing the same downward trend. Aired on 5/5/2020.
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Russia is now among the ten nations most affected by coronavirus, with Moscow announcing on Monday that recorded cases had reached 87,147.
Russia, like most countries dealing with the pandemic, faces a list of hurdles in flattening the curve. Medical staff in Moscow say they don’t have enough personal protective gear and point to a high rate of infection among health workers.
The government has also moved to combat misinformation around the virus, taking measures including launching a smartphone app that tracks people who are under quarantine. Government opponents call the measures draconian and have said they risk turning Russia into a “digital concentration camp”.
In this episode of The Stream, we discuss Russia’s handling of the pandemic, and ask is there anything more that can be done.
More than one million Australians have downloaded the government’s COVID tracking app as the national curve of coronavirus cases continues on a steady decline, with the death toll remaining at 83.
Nearly three million cases of the virus have been recorded worldwide with more than 206,000 fatalities.
The United State’s hardest hit state, New York, has recorded its lowest number of daily deaths in a month with 367 deaths.
Peru is facing an escalating crisis as it recorded more than 2,000 new infections overnight, despite implementing strict restrictions at the beginning of the outbreak.
Systems of extensive testing and contact tracing helped South Korea quickly flatten its COVID-19 curve, but many Western countries might think some of the methods infringe too much on privacy.
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CNN’s John King breaks down several states planning to reopen businesses in the coming week and how some states have “flattened the curve” more than others with coronavirus cases.
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CNN’s John King looks at flattening the curve of coronavirus cases across a number of states and discusses the complications around reopening Rhode Island with Gov. Gina Raimondo.
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New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo provided an update on the COVID-19 pandemic on Saturday morning as the state continues to see more cases reported.
Cuomo said that the outbreak curve in the state is “continuing to flatten” according to the latest infection rate data, and that it appears to have begun to “plateau”. He stated that hospitalization numbers are down despite the still-high number of infections.
Cuomo also discussed when businesses should reopen amid the COVID-19 pandemic on Saturday, saying that it was both a “public health question and an economic question,” and that people cannot be asked to choose between “lives lost and dollars gained.” He said that he wants to ensure the decision is based on research, including researching the possibility of a second wave of the outbreak.
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo delivered some good news Thursday from Albany as recent data suggests the COVID-19 curve is beginning to flatten in New York State.
He said the state had its lowest net hospitalization increase of 200 on Wednesday, and the lowest change in ICU admissions.
Cuomo said the reason behind that is that New Yorkers are complying with the social distancing measures.
However, Cuomo also discussed different COVID-19 modeling projections which show a range between 55,000 up to 110,000 individuals needing hospitalization.
NBC News’ Gadi Schwartz takes an inside look at the progress California has made against the coronavirus.
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Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine (R) explains to CNN’s Chris Cuomo how he came to the decision, at an early stage in the US coronavirus outbreak, to postpone the state’s primary election. #CNN #News
Joining TODAY from outside the White House, Dr. Deborah Birx, coordinator for the White House coronavirus task force, says that signs that the coronavirus curve may be flattening in some areas offer “great encouragement.” But she cautions Americans to continue social distancing despite these “early signs of hope.” Regarding disturbing signs that the virus affects black Americans in greater proportion, she says “we don’t think African-Americans are more susceptible,” but points to underlying conditions that may contribute.
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