On Friday Dr. Deborah Birx, the U.S. coronavirus response coordinator, praised California and Washington state for their social distancing efforts, claiming that they may have already slowed the spread of the virus and should serve as models for the rest of the nation.

If this virus thing starts spreading like crazy in Utah, Utahns might look back and wish they had done more and taken it more seriously. Sure, most people in Utah take it seriously and take precautions. But extreme measures are sometimes needed.

Extreme measures are sometimes needed. The extremity required will vary greatly based on population densities.

Best Coast!

shelter in place order? I've posted several times telling you that I see people definitely following the rules that have been handed down by the governor PLUS.

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> [Many] people in [America/ the world] take it seriously and take precautions. But extreme measures are sometimes needed.

You mean like proper government/ business/ human social preparedness, precautions, plans... as far as a worldwide response in general or simply of a developing country of United States with a patchwork of guidelines, information, misinformation, suggestions, fears, lies, corruption, missteps, delays, promises, lack of testing, insufficient measures, and stuff?

Had THE UNITED STATES' leaders that acted, rather than reacted, and cooperative response plans and measures in place, vs. prophits over people, this all would have taken place in JANUARY!

What a summer it'll be, though life WILL NEVER be what it was.