05-17-2020, 02:01 PM
(05-17-2020, 12:16 PM)needle Wrote: Update, as of May 17:
Friday, April 24
Confirmed new cases: 809
7-day average: 746.6
NOTE: The Apr. 24 numbers changed by less than 2% compared to what was reported on the GA state website May 10.
Friday, May 8
Confirmed new cases: 507
7-day average: 502.7
NOTE: The May 8 numbers changed by about 900% compared to what was reported May 10.
Friday, May 15
Confirmed new cases: 222
7-day average: 369.1
NOTE: As of May 17
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We'll need more time to see what the trend is post-reopening.
Quote:Georgia allowed gyms, barber shops and bowling alleys, among other businesses, to re-open April 24.
Limited dine-in restaurant service was allowed to begin April 27. (It should be noted that many restaurants decided against re-opening on this date.)
I'm curious to know if Georgia is doing as much testing as previously, or finding fewer cases because not testing as much. I believe the White House now believes if you don't test there will be fewer cases. Of course, the idiocy of this is obvious, so not even going to bother pointing it out.