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Coronavirus Growth in Western Countries: June 11 Update

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Sadly, Thursday's report of negative deaths did not indicate a breakthrough in resurrection technology. It was just a mistake that's now been fixed. In reality, 428 people died of COVID-19 on Thursday and 436 on Friday.

Here’s the officially reported coronavirus death toll through June 11. The raw data from Johns Hopkins is here.

11 thoughts on “Coronavirus Growth in Western Countries: June 11 Update”

  2. golack

    CNN has a write up about the difference in vaccination levels between red and blue states:
    https://www.cnn.com/2021/06/12/politics/vaccinations-blue-red-states-analysis/index.html

    MS still hasn't made it above 35%--now at 34.9% (first dose, total population).
    (CDC covid tracker)

    There are still a number of hotspots (14 with infectivity >1.1), most with <40% vacciations (first dose, full population). Note: vaccinations and cases can vary significantly with in a given city or area.

  3. iamr4man

    How is the CDC handling Florida reporting once per week? It reported 280 deaths yesterday. Worldometers seems to have spread them out over the past week. I don’t know if Florida is just reporting a lump sum or the numbers for each day of the week, but only reporting on Friday. It’s also reporting over 2,000 new cases per day which seems rather high.

    1. MontyTheClipArtMongoose

      Where's Shooty to claim that white & GQP vaxxx rate in MS is 80% while Black & Democrat vaxxx rate is under 10%?

  4. rick_jones

    Sadly, Thursday's report of negative deaths did not indicate a breakthrough in resurrection technology. It was just a mistake that's now been fixed.

    Certainly not the first time. Likely not the last.
    Why it is sometimes necessary to dig below the top line figures.

    1. MontyTheClipArtMongoose

      But did his Atlantic colleague Conor Friedersdorf get a Pulitzer for his own reporting on the Critical Race Theory controversy?

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