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9. I'm watching CBS News. They just said South Korea tested 10,000 people a day. What's our number?

Sat Mar 21, 2020, 09:51 PM

Mar 2020

I get the impression we are doing much fewer tests than that.

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My wife keeps reminding me of this matt819 Mar 2020 #1

South Korea has only tested .6% of their population mathematic Mar 2020 #3

Unofficially, 44k over the past day, 35k the day before mathematic Mar 2020 #11

Of course we don't... pat_k Mar 2020 #4

We know how many have died--it is at alarming growth rate SiliconValley_Dem Mar 2020 #5

I gauge how bad it is by number of deaths caraher Mar 2020 #6

The US may not be testing everyone but is Bev54 Mar 2020 #7

We're not even testing the sick in many cases. Crunchy Frog Mar 2020 #10

No, we don't. Igel Mar 2020 #12