What about all the people that have recovered, and are virus-free and immune? They are risk free no matter where they are. What about all the Counties that have less than 10 total cases? They could've opened up April 1. In Iowa for example, that's 50 Counties. Only 9 have more than 10 cases total. (Spez: a different source, a newspaper, reports this entirely differently. They show 26 Counties as having more than 10 total cases, many of which have less than 25. They show WI with 50+ Counties with 10 or fewer total cases. 27 Counties with more than that. Even IL has 61 Counties with 10 or fewer)
And almost half of Iowa's total cases have recovered.
What about all the people that have recovered, and are virus-free and immune? They are risk free no matter where they are. What about all the Counties that have less than 10 total cases? They could've opened up April 1. In Iowa for example, that's 50 Counties. Only 9 have more than 10 cases total. (Spez: a different source, a newspaper, reports this entirely differently. They show 26 Counties as having more than 10 total cases, many of which have less than 25. They show WI with 50+ Counties with 10 or fewer total cases. 27 Counties with more than that.)
And almost half of Iowa's total cases have recovered.
What about all the people that have recovered, and are virus-free and immune? They are risk free no matter where they are. What about all the Counties that have less than 10 total cases? They could've opened up April 1. In Iowa for example, that's 50 Counties. Only 9 have more than 10 cases total. (Spez: a different source, a newspaper, reports this entirely differently. They show 26 Counties as having more than 10 total cases, many of which have less than 25. They show WI with 50+ Counties with 10 or fewer total cases)
And almost half of their total cases have recovered.
What about all the people that have recovered, and are virus-free and immune? They are risk free no matter where they are. What about all the Counties that have less than 10 total cases? They could've opened up April 1. In Iowa for example, that's 50 Counties. Only 9 have more than 10 cases total. (Spez: a different source, a newspaper, reports this entirely differently. They show 26 Counties as having more than 10 total cases, many of which have less than 25)
And almost half of their total cases have recovered.
What about all the people that have recovered, and are virus-free and immune? They are risk free no matter where they are. What about all the Counties that have less than 10 total cases? They could've opened up April 1. In Iowa for example, that's 50 Counties. Only 9 have more than 10 cases total.
And almost half of their total cases have recovered.