ULTIMATE CORONAVIRUS RESOURCE LIST

Written by Jack Hassard

On March 2, 2020

We are planning to leave on a trip to the outskirts of Washington, D.C. We’ll be participating in a three-day public event and could come in contact with more than a thousand people. To help us make a decision, I’ve compiled a “coronavirus resource list.”

The emergence of the coronavirus disease has been rapid, and widespread. All the continents, except for antarctica, and 76 countries have had COVID-19 cases. As of today, there have been 90,308 cases, 3,087 deaths, and 45,726 recoveries. Of the active cases, 82% are in a mild condition, while 18% are serious or critical.

Trusted Agencies and Organizations

We need accurate and factual information about the coronavirus disease. There are trusted sites on the Internet. Here are a few of them.

What is Coronavirus COVID-19c

What we should Know about Coronavirus COVID-19

Travel Precautions during an Outbreak

 

Tracking Coronavirus Outbreaks

Online Worldwide Tracking at Johns Hopkins

Coronavirus Tracker
Coronavirus COVID-19 Global Cases by Johns Hopkins CSSE

 

Charts and Graphics

Daily New Cases of COVID-19 Source: www.worldometers.info
Comparison of Distribution of COVID-19 Cases China vs. Other Countries Source: www.worldometers.info
Comparison of Cases Outside Mainland China Source: www.worldometers.inf

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