State by State Breakdown of Coronavirus -- As of March 13

Explain to me again why everyone is in panic mode? Wash your hands, avoid mass transit, stay home if you are sick and if you are in the vulnerable category limit outings. Is there really any reason to spin around like a whirling dervish? Since October the CDC reports that the flu may have killed as many as 30,000 in the U.S. Put the coronavirus in perspective. Globally, from a population of over 7 billion, these are the statistics as of today:

Coronavirus Cases:

155,792

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Deaths:

5,814

Recovered:

74,264

Here is the situation in the U.S. as of yesterday. So please, everybody, calm down. Panic is more dangerous than the coronavirus!

Alabama: 5

Alaska: 1

Arizona: 10

Arkansas: 9

California: 241(including five deaths)

Colorado: 77 (including one death)

Connecticut: 11

Delaware: 4

District of Columbia: 10

Florida: 51(including two deaths)

Georgia: 42 (including one death)

Hawaii: 2

Idaho: 1

Illinois: 46

Indiana: 12

Iowa: 17

Kansas: 6 (including one death)

Kentucky: 11

Louisiana: 36

Maine: 3

Maryland: 17

Massachusetts: 123

Michigan: 25

Minnesota: 14

Mississippi: 6

Missouri: 4

Montana: 1

Nebraska: 14

Nevada: 17

New Hampshire: 6

New Jersey: 50 (including one death)

New Mexico: 10

New York: 421

North Carolina: 14

North Dakota: 1

Ohio: 13

Oklahoma: 3

Oregon: 30

Pennsylvania: 41

Puerto Rico: 3

Rhode Island: 14

South Carolina: 13

South Dakota: 9 (including one death)

Tennessee: 26

Texas: 39

Utah: 5

Vermont: 2

Virginia: 30

Washington: 568 (including 37 deaths)

West Virginia: No reported cases

Wisconsin: 19

Wyoming: 1