Google's Global Coronavirus (COVID-19) Map

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Google's Global Coronavirus (COVID-19) Map

Google has a new fancy gadget, the Coronavirus (COVID-19) global map.

Worldwide :

Europe :

   As you can see covid-19 is not spread uniformly across the globe, but
has entrenched itself inside "hotbeds" on the American East-coast (NY)
and the European Union (not Europe). The top-10 of `hotbeds' are New 
York, Spain, Italy, , UK, Germany, France etc. Iran and Turkey are
safe. Normally there should be a relation between the number of infections
and the outside temperature. But that can not immediately be recognized
back inside Google's Coronavirus (COVID-19) global map.  of May 1, 2020
(2020-05-01 12:16:00 EST-0500). Rather one can recognize a relation
between the number of COVID-19 infections and the political orientation
of the local control cousins, like governors, prime ministers and
presidents.
   Of the Europe map it is striking to see that Ireland has proportionally
much more COVID-19 contaminations than Scotland and/or England. Maybe
it is a good idea to investigate whether Euro banknotes are 
contaminated with COVID-19 (on purpose?) compared to the UK Pound
Sterling banknotes.

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Russia Records 10,000+ Coronavirus Cases for Two Straight Days
by GABRIELLE REYES | 4 May 2020 | published 2020-05-04 21:24:25+00:00
https://www.breitbart.com/national-security/2020/05/04/russia-records-10000-coronavirus-cases-two-straight-days/
  "Russia's new coronavirus cases increased by over 10,000 for the second
   straight day on Monday, the Moscow Times reported, cementing its status
   as a pandemic hotspot.
   
   Russian health officials confirmed 10,581 new coronavirus infections
   over the last 24 hours, just 52 fewer than on Sunday, bringing the
   country's official number of cases to 145,268. The increase on Monday
   pushed Russia to the top of the list of European countries reporting
   the highest number of new cases, according to Agence France-Presse
   (AFP).
   
   On April 30, Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin confirmed that he
   tested positive for coronavirus, making him the highest-ranking Russian
   official known to have contracted the virus.
   
   "I have just learned that the test on the coronavirus I took was
   positive," the prime minister said during a video call with Russian
   President Vladimir Putin shared on Russian TV.
   
   Mishustin recommended First Deputy Prime Minister Andrei Belousov
   supplant him as he headed into self-isolation and Putin agreed.
   
   "What's happening to you can happen to anyone, and I've always been
   saying this," Putin told him. "You are a very active person."
   
   Mishustin used the opportunity to urge all Russians to take the
   coronavirus seriously and to stay home as an 11-day, extended May
   holiday approached.
   
   Russia observes several public holidays in early May, including Victory
   Day on May 9 to celebrate Russia's defeat of Nazi Germany in World War
   II. This year's Victory Day marks the 75th anniversary and Putin had
   planned a major celebration in Moscow's famous Red Square with world
   leaders in attendance and a grand military procession.
   
   Russia's fierce coronavirus outbreak has forced the nation to cancel
   the parade, which Putin says he has postponed. Instead, military
   aircraft will fly over major cities to mark the day. On Monday, fighter
   jets were spotted flying over Moscow, the nation's capital, as they
   rehearsed for the event, AFP reports.
   
   The Moscow Times said about half the total coronavirus cases in Russia
   are located in Moscow. Mayor Sergei Sobyanin reportedly said "the
   threat is apparently on the rise" and urged residents to follow
   stay-at-home orders and anti-coronavirus measures over the May holidays.
   
   Last week, Moscow said it would begin constructing temporary hospitals
   to hold a total of 10,000 beds for coronavirus patients, in response to
   the increased need. Putin also announced last week that the sharp
   increase in coronavirus cases in Russia has left the country with a
   shortage of medical gear including personal protective equipment (PPE).
   
   Despite the surge in cases, Russian officials have argued its fatality
   rate remained relatively low for a country of its size and population.
   At press time on Monday, Russia had reported 1,356 coronavirus deaths.
   Russian officials have credited their quick, aggressive actions – such
   as closing  the country's borders early and allegedly widespread
   testing and tracking of infections – for what they consider a low
   number. Despite this, critics have doubted Russia's officially reported
   coronavirus numbers in recent weeks.
   
   As many western European countries begin to ease their coronavirus
   lockdowns, Russia has extended its own until May 11. The Russian
   government has indicated that, after May 11, it could gradually lift
   quarantine measures across the country, which include restrictions on
   people's movement meant to curb the spread of the virus. "


This time them media bastards were to late with drop-in fill-out story
for all shoe sizes padded statistics inside corona Google map. This is
biggest scam in history of the nasty Z's. Not all Russian paramedic
workers wanted to cooperate with big Z corona statistics however :

https://www.breitbart.com/health/2020/05/04/report-third-russian-health-worker-falls-from-window-after-criticizing-coronavirus-response/