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The probably hugely underreported Chinese numbers for #covid19 look like they're peaking, if that means anything. I think it probably does and the official numbers are a decent proxy for the real numbers. If anything, official numbers should go up as the system catches up, but it seems they aren't going up very much anymore.
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> China: Guangdong, the second most severely affected province, but still a very long way below Hubei, the epidemic has peaked and died down to close to zero, and they have downgraded their health alert from I to II β I think only Guangzhou and Shenzhen are still locked down, Shenzhen hasn't had a single new known infection for days now, and everywhere else everyone is back at work, but schools remain closed β so in Guangdong they have done a super job; well done, people. Hubei, the epidemic is still going strong but seems to be peaking (which it will at some point β all epidemics peak at some point), and they have started to ease some of the controls on people's movements. Wuhan has been much harder hit than anywhere else in the country. Everywhere else in China seems to have peaked and be on the way down.
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