Come on Alabama, West Virginia, Idaho,Alaska. What the hell Jim in Montana?

Pretty sure I already have it.

Well Jim, at least you ain’t got the spucketts.

Once again, we'll be last!

Here's a real time map, world wide from Johns Hopkins University...

https://www.arcgis.com/apps/opsdashboard/index.html#/bda7594740fd40299423467b48e9ecf6

Now how the hell do they know exactly one person in the Congo has it?

It's not like they weren't trying. They insisted on landing the first China evac flight in skAnchorage.


Of course that could all change with the upcoming commercial fishing season. DSMFs coming up from contaminated areas (mainly WA & OR) with their boats and crews and the processors/canneries hiring third-worlders.

Then there's the bio-hazard barges aka as cruise ships bringing up craploads of people to spread the disease not only in the ports, but along the rail system.

They probably read it on the innanet.

Alabama will probably go from 0 to 60 in 4.2 seconds

It's been around the world a thousand times by now.

Our local sheriff says that is a malicious web page and NOT from John Hopkins.

The pollution map over China is quite interesting.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.fo...-risky-covid-19-websites-and-emails/amp/

Your local sheriff should be fired for misleading the public trust. They are wrong.

Here's the same map but a better URL: https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/map.html

That map is wrong. There are tens of thousands or more in every state.

Depends on which channel you watch.

I just turned on the tv, and saw that there were 16000 confirmed cases in the US.

Flipped to another channel to hear a woman say there were over 100000 cases in Ohio.

I don’t know a lot, but can operate a calculator.

https://wyrk.com/erie-county-sheriffs-warn-of-fake-coronavirus-map-that-steals-your-personal-data/

Naturally states having more cattle than people will have fewer cases than densely populated ones, but don't worry soon it will be in every state. Comin' to your Hood soon.

And they know that map is accurate because everyone in the country has been tested...not...

It's gonna raise hell in the homeless communities, just waiting for it to explode.

TX map shows Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio.
None of which I travel too anymore. 😬

One poor "Pilgrim" and it will be in your Hood.

It's a variation of the flu, for goodness sakes !!!
The media has everyone in a panic !!!

10 more positive cases in Michigan today.

My wife’s family is in China. They have not seen any sickness.

As in zero.

Such a bunch of BS.

Alabama confirmed their first two cases today. Two at the University of Alabama Huntsville campus. After this UAH shut down to online courses only. Auburn University shut down until April 10th with online courses only. They will determine what happens by April 10th to continue. Students on Spring Break were told not to return to campus but go home. Auburn University has over 1,000 Chinese students and researchers and they can't go home. Alabama also said if you are returning from an area where the virus is located out of state they want you to not go back to school or work until you stay home for two weeks. Trying to keep it out of the state and like at Huntsville, all public schools closed today and kids were sent home.

No confirmed cases in Montana.

Friend just texted me the shelves are bare at the Costco in Kalispell.

All schools closed for 6 weeks. Lots of frenzy

Look behind you. Might be crawling right up your ass right now.

these maps, if reported correctly, can only show those that have been tested and found positive. no corona, no finding, and no testing, no finding.

Not all of us live in a “Hood”

Chuck Schuumer wants to settle some refugees there.

No kidding huh?

Corona can't be passed from cousin to cousin, that's why we ain't got it here in Alabama.

I'm moving to Nepal if this keeps up!

Works in Montana too.

All schools where?,

Wherex Chrix Matthewx when we kneed him?

similar to the first HIV outbreak

Laughing.

https://www.adn.com/alaska-news/2020/03/13/first-positive-alaska-coronavirus-case-identified

Idaho is surrounded by MT and WY on the east, both with only 1 bug between them and that one a long way from the ID border. On the west, OR and WA have most of their cases on the coast. The eastern part of both states is thousands of square miles of largely empty land and Trump voters. The one exception is Spokane. The bug there could easily ooze over the border to Coeur d'Alene. On the south, there's a lot of desert before you get to Salt Lake and only a few very small towns in northern NV. We're pretty well isolated as long as some travelers don't dump their goods here.

For the record, CWD has never been found here, either.

If not now, soon.

A transient cargo plane just dropped a confirmed case in Anchorage.

AK has its 1st case in Anchorage today. The virus free states are down to ID, MT, WV, and AL.

I found out yesterday, we have 2 confirmed in our little town.
One at the State mental institute, and a doctor at a health facility.

Interred as he screamed "Soylent Green is peoples!!!"

The MI UP appears clear. Damned Finns won’t put up with the virus!

All the maps have circle big as ohio for one case.

The State of Excellence would like to report in as Coronavirus Free.

Even under non-epidemic conditions we probably drink more creek and lake water than bottled and tap combined and are equally adept at hygenic elimination with minimal paper supplies, so are projecting no lifestyle impingements in the near future.

Along the Interstates?

There's a lot of places that aren't testing closer than Nepal!

People in MT don't get out much and don't associate with non Montana's don't ta know. Keeps us safe.

Now,,,,who the hell would have ever thought that cattle was an antidote ??

Lots to learn here.

I have to say,....I'm satisfied with Kentucky's response. The people in charge of such things identified the first case reasonably early and have been conducting ongoing, daily tests on everybody that has had any connection to those who have been in contact with them. It's up to 11 here now,...statewide.

I'm sure the total will go up because of the number of tests being done. But it appears that Kentucky got in front of it before it ran through the state.

Take the reported positives and multiply it by 100x,maybe 1000x for true positives.