Dashboard for MI Covid-19

[Midwest Player]

Some interesting numbers.
https://www.bridgemi.com/michigans-coronavirus-dashboard

As of April 4th there are 26 confirmed covid cases in the U.P. with 3 deaths. That is a 11.5% death rate. For the entire state of MI as of April 4th 14,225 cases and 540 deaths. That is a 3.8% death rate. Who the heck was saying just a 1%-1.5% death rate?

Here is another world map. Zoom in to your area and drill down on the red dots.
https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/map.html

 

[candyman]

I notice there’s no data for the “confirmed” Asymptomatic patients? Or all the people that felt ill and just stayed home thinking it was just a flu? Until we know those numbers, all the graphs in the world mean nothing.

 

[euphoric1]

experts are saying that the actual number of people that have the virus can be as much as 11 fold of the confirmed cases, remember they still are not testing unless you are at risk so you really cannot have a solid death rate amongst people with confirmed cases of covid compared to how many have it because we haven't the slightest idea of how many people actually have it. Not trying to minimize the fact that people are dying but the only true number we have is how many have died, now how many have it, so any death rate percentage rate is only a number not a fact.