supercat
Major
RIP. While I'm sure confusion and uncertainty clouded some official's judgement in the chaotic early days of the outbreak, I think the local government and law enforcement agency still have some explanation to do for what they did. If someone needs to take responsibility and step down, they should do so earlier rather than later.
February update, daily (cumulative):
2/1: confirmed 2,590 (14,380), suspected 4,562 (19,544*), severe case 315 (2,110), death 45 (304), cured 85 (328), under observation: 137,594 nation-wide
2/2: confirmed 2,829 (17,205), suspected 5,173 (21,558*), severe case 186 (2,296), death 57 (361), cured 147 (475), under observation: 152,700 nation-wide
2/3: confirmed 3,235 (20,438), suspected 5,072 (23,214*), severe case 492 (2,788), death 64 (425), cured 157 (634), under observation: 171,329 nation-wide
2/4: confirmed 3,887 (24,324), suspected 3,971 (23,260*), severe case 431 (3,219), death 65 (490), cured 262 (892), under observation: 185,555 nation-wide
2/5: confirmed 3,694 (28,018), suspected 5,328 (24,702*), severe case 640 (3,859), death 73 (563), cured 261 (1,153), under observation: 186,354 nation-wide
2/6: confirmed 3,143 (31,161), suspected 4,833 (26,359 *), severe case 962 (4,821), death 73 (636), cured 387 (1,540), under observation: 186,045 nation-wide
*cumulative suspected = cumulative suspected on the previous day + daily suspected – those who tested positive or negative on the same day (my personal unofficial explanation)
Comment: daily confirmed case decreased 2 days in a row. The cumulative confirmed case outnumbered the cumulative suspected case 3 days in a row from 2/4.
