Evidently you didn't read what I saidStevieTNZ said:
Actually I did. Telling me there is a US map at the bottom of the page doesn't mean there are no other maps. You should have said US @/or A from the get go. plane @ simpledlgoff said:
so you must have missed:StevieTNZ said:
What are you talking about? I only posted one map.StevieTNZ said:
Cases are increasing, deaths are decreasing. Hope that trend continues.dlgoff said:
Well, what would really be better would be for BOTH to decrease !nsaspook said:
Globally but not in the UK, for the first time since March we have hit over 300 deaths in a 24 hour period. We had been steady at about 120 deaths per day for weeks.nsaspook said:
A "Map of COVID-19 cases and deaths" is a visual representation of the current distribution and severity of the COVID-19 virus. It displays the number of confirmed cases and deaths in different geographic locations, usually countries or states, to provide a better understanding of the spread and impact of the virus.
The data for the map is collected from reliable sources such as government agencies, health organizations, and news outlets. It is constantly updated and verified to ensure accuracy.
Yes, there are some limitations to the map. It may not accurately represent the actual number of cases and deaths due to variations in testing and reporting methods across different regions. Additionally, the data may not reflect the current situation as there may be a delay in reporting.
The map can be useful in several ways. It can help identify areas with high infection rates, track the spread of the virus over time, and inform public health policies and interventions. It can also raise awareness and promote understanding of the global impact of COVID-19.
While the map can provide valuable information, it should not be the sole basis for individuals to protect themselves from COVID-19. It is important to follow guidelines and recommendations from health authorities, such as wearing masks, practicing social distancing, and frequent hand washing, to reduce the risk of infection.