But it hasn't ramped up yet and they loosen the lockdown already by monday. The got R down to .7 at best and that only on average, not in the hotspots.
I bet in 2 weeks (I hope it's not even more delay) they will notice that (partially) opening schools and shops was a mistake and will have to row back. I just hope they will be as lucky as with the initial curve-flattening.
Germany has flattened the curve, but that still means they are roughly on it's summit. There are still more infected than ever and every misstep might be costly.
I bet in 2 weeks (I hope it's not even more delay) they will notice that (partially) opening schools and shops was a mistake and will have to row back. I just hope they will be as lucky as with the initial curve-flattening.
Germany has flattened the curve, but that still means they are roughly on it's summit. There are still more infected than ever and every misstep might be costly.
Here are the different regions, just recovered/dead are not included in the graph I think: https://preview.redd.it/x7g0xnlblds41.png?width=894&format=p...
Generally it peaked at 70k infected and is back at 50k https://studylib.net/coronavirus#country-de