> The infection rate is such that it’s exponentially growing
Globally speaking, that's not the case. The number of new cases was highest in early to mid-February and has been lower in the past two weeks.
Globally speaking, that's not the case. The number of new cases was highest in early to mid-February and has been lower in the past two weeks.
What? That doesn't matter at all.
The number of new cases globally is growing at an increasing rate- the number will eclipse that from early-mid february shortly.
That's just not true. The daily increase in total cases globally has been going down since mid February.
https://www.arcgis.com/apps/opsdashboard/index.html#/bda7594... (Link fixed, thanks)
So, it would stand to reason that you would see a decrease in the number of confirmed cases if there's an artificial limit in the number of cases reported.