The Surge in San Francisco? - NOT YET

[Checkerboard Strangler]

[h=1]San Francisco’s early restrictions seem to be helping hospitals avoid coronavirus overload — so far[/h]

Infectious disease experts say that the region’s early steps, including ordering people to avoid crowds and shelter in place, may have slowed the trajectory of the virus. But experts say it remains critically important that residents continue to heed the advice of public health officials and stay home.

San Francisco was among the very first to call for strict social distancing and stay at home measures.

 

[swing_voter]

A lot of smart people live there. That probably helped. They would take social isolating more seriously for example since they know science.

 

[Moot]

The restrictions seem to helping in Seattle, too.

Coronavirus Slowdown in Seattle Suggests Restrictions Are Working

"...Officials in Washington State worry that their gains are precarious, but they see evidence that containment strategies have lowered the rate of virus transmission...."​

 

[JANFU]

[h=1]San Francisco’s early restrictions seem to be helping hospitals avoid coronavirus overload — so far[/h]



San Francisco was among the very first to call for strict social distancing and stay at home measures.[/FONT][/COLOR]

Yes and many on the right slammed them for that move

Far to many on the right that reject science when they do not like the results

 

[Ikari]

I'm hoping that these extreme restrictions do work. There is quite a bit of potential for harm here, and even if they can slow the roll of the virus, it may be enough to help alleviate the extreme strain on the healthcare infrastructure.

 

[Grand Mal]

A lot of smart people live there. That probably helped. They would take social isolating more seriously for example since they know science.

Meanwhile golf courses are essential services in Arizona.

 

[JANFU]

I'm hoping that these extreme restrictions do work. There is quite a bit of potential for harm here, and even if they can slow the roll of the virus, it may be enough to help alleviate the extreme strain on the healthcare infrastructure.

Lifting restrictions and they will be partial in many areas,will require mass, efficient and rapid testing to perform massive amounts of testing
Clear areas - consider the sizes of NYC-Chicago-Miami -Seattle.

During that confirm who has had the disease and recovered to those that still have not been infected

This is not ending soon