Just out of curiosity, I ran the hospitalization rates for states that have reported it. May or may not be useful:
WI - 28%
OH - 27.31%
OK - 26.32%
NY - 21.87%
MN - 21.60%
GA - 19.22%
CO - 18.66%
ME - 18.44%
VA - 17.27%
KS - 15.79%
DE - 15.01%
LA - 13.86%
AL - 13.03%
FL - 12.59%
RI - 11.17%
NC - 9.41%
PA - 9.31%
AK - 9.3%
SD - 9.17%
TN - 9.03%
MT - 8.05%
UT - 7.73%
ID - 7.0%
51 in South Korea again test positive for COVID-19 after recovering
The health authorities said a team of investigators has been sent to Daegu to conduct an epidemiological investigation into the cases.
Published: 06th April 2020 03:51 PM | Last Updated: 06th April 2020 03:51 PM | A+A A-
By IANS
SEOUL: Fifty-one people in South Korea, who recovered after contracting COVID-19, have tested positive again, but the results might have been due to the reactivation of the novel coronavirus, health authorities here said on Monday.
The Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (KCDC) said the people from Daegu and the surrounding North Gyeongsang province, the epicentres of the pandemic in South Korea, tested positive for the virus after they were released from quarantine, rports Yonhap News Agency.
KCDC Director-General Jeong Eun-kyeong said the virus was highly likely to have been reactivated, instead of the people being reinfected, as they tested positive again in a relatively short time after being released from quarantine.