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Imperial study: New York deaths could peak at 1,000 a day

30 March 2020

1:11 AM

30 March 2020

1:11 AM

As the world tries to understand more about the trajectory of the coronavirus, a study from the Engineering faculty of Imperial College London has produced a hypothesis that, they say, fits a large number of countries so far. Prof Tom Pike found that once lockdown begins, coronavirus follows a similar pattern seen by Wuhan in several countries surveyed.

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