The U.S. just broke it's daily total for new Coronavirus cases today.
It creates just for today a minimum of 3,325 deaths within a month or so at the present 2.5% death rate.
If hospitals cannot handle this many new cases then it would go to around 5% deaths which is 6,650 deaths for this one day eventually.
If hospitals are so overwhelmed in any state or group of states and have to transport outside of their state patients to other states by ambulance or helicopter it would be double that at a 10% death rate or
13,300 deaths out of the 133,000 new cases just
today.
It is estimated that unless people start wearing masks
more that we will have 300,000 cases per day by December
2020
and January 2021.
However, some people are so selfish at not wearing
masks that they will still not wear masks at 1,000,000 new
cases a day which is possible too.
The minimum deaths from 1,000,000 cases a day would be
25,000 deaths per day.
25,000 deaths per day is 750,000 deaths per month
by the way or 9 million deaths per year at this rate (minimum
deaths per this rate of new infections). Could we see this
rate? I don't think so but if people won't wear masks and be
practical it is likely possible if you have studied how viruses
travel through a population of people. It's mostly a
multiplication game when you deal with viruses in general.
So, we have to expect 1/3 of the world's population to become
infected within 2 years time any way you look at it which
is what happened with the Spanish Flu between 1918
and 1920. 1/3 of present world population is 2,600,000,000 people
or 2 billion 600 million people infected worldwide within
2 years time. Since it happened in 1918 (1/3 of total world population)
it is likely to occur
again this time especially in 3rd world nations with
inadequate health care facilities.
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