LOL, where in the world were you for the so called "lockdown". If NY, then OK you saw a lockdown. The rest of us had only guidelines from health experts that are, and have been, attacked by Trump.
Well said.
I am a Michigander and our state was hit hard in March also.
Our Governor was very proactive. We were one of the last upper midwest states to have any cases. On March 10 Governor Whitmer called a state of Emergency . She said all K - 12 Schools were to temporarily close March 13 for 3 weeks. ( actually the ended up remaining closed for the rest of the school year.)
Still Covid cases were climbing rapidly.
Two weeks later she locked the state down except for essential workers.
Except she called it : stay safe, stay home. And she let us know that did not man we had to hide inside our homes. We could go out for essential items. We could take the dog for walk , bike or exercise ,Work or play in the yard etc. we just need to keep social distance from anyone who was not a member of our immediate household. According to cell phone data Michigan got an A for staying home and staying safe.
Here’s a timeline of cases:
March 10: Michigan’s first two cases of COVID-19 are confirmed in patients from Wayne and Oakland counties. Whitmer declares a state of emergency in Michigan. It is the first of 32 executive orders she will enact in a span of 24 days.
March 13:
President Trump declares a national emergency. By executive order, Whitmer closes Michigan schools and prohibits gatherings of more than 250 people until April 5. In a separate order, Whitmer restricts access to healthcare facilities, nursing homes and juvenile justice facilities. Confirmed cases in Michigan:
25.
March 14: Confirmed cases in Michigan:
33.
March 16:. Confirmed cases in Michigan:
53.
March 17: Confirmed cases in Michigan:
65.
March 18: Confirmed cases
80.
March 19: Confirmed cases in Michigan:
324
March 20: Confirmed cases in Michigan:
549.
March 21: Confirmed cases in Michigan:
786.
March 22: Confirmed cases in Michigan:
1,035.
March 23: Whitmer issues a stay-at-home order for Michigan residents except for those who work in essential industries or are obtaining critical supplies such as food and gas. The order also prohibits gatherings beyond the people living in a single household, with certain exceptions.
Michigan hospitals begin to fill with coronavirus patients amid equipment shortages. Confirmed cases in Michigan:
1,328.
March 24: Confirmed cases in Michigan:
1,791.