161,807 cases of coronavirus with 7,844 deaths and 800 there just today so far in New York State.
As of April 10th at 1:35 pm PDT.
There are also 102, 129 deaths from coronavirus worldwide so far but I'm thinking this is grossly underreported for a variety of reasons worldwide. I'm thinking there have been a minimum of 200,000 to 500,000 actual deaths but they are sort of like the following story. A man got sick and died within 24 hours of a flu like illness in Siskiyou county. How many thousands or millions of deaths around the world were never tested, never went to the hospital and just died in a very short period of time? I'm thinking it is somewhere between 200,000 to 1 million people that will never be reported anywhere on earth as having any connection at all to coronavirus.
So far, Italy has lost 18,849 people
And the U.S. has lost 18,365 people
and Spain has lost 15,970 people
So, I would say today or tomorrow we likely will pass Italy in Deaths worldwide as a country. However, we do have 327.2 million people which is many times (at least 5 or 6 times) of Italy or Spain so likely the 60,000 number of deaths by August is fairly realistic for us. But, by this time next year it is likely it will be 120,000 deaths here in the U.S. and I think people need to prepare for this too. And it also could be like this to some degree for 2 or 3 years until everyone is immune to coronavirus through vaccine or getting it or death (one of the three).
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