Conclusion

While the Maps show how the fatalities spread over a selected period of time the data is still incomplete and as a result too soon to conclude anything definitive about how the economic impact on death as a result of the quarantine would slow it or increase it. While the halt of the economies around the world came as a result of the numerous fatalities, it is yet to be determined how the economy affects the death rate at this stage; even though the news sources are barely starting to touch other social issues that would potentially slow down the death rate in one region or increase the death rate in other regions such as Africa where testing in some poorer regions may be unavailable but there is no data proving that it is as a result of a poor standard of living as of yet. However, it has been determined by the EPA that the risks to contracting health complications that could lead to death as a result of the covid19 is considerably low regarding water quality as covid19 has not been detected in the water as of now. Finally the regression math model that shows the rate of the spread and the change of the mortality rate would need to be updated if the CDC and the WHO determines that there are indeed false positives associated with the recorded deaths. Until the updates are made and the locations of the death by underlying conditions are updated to reflect the longitudes and latitudes and as a result specific zip codes, counties, per country to be publicly released to the excel files, interpolation or flow accumulation cannot be done by those specific categories; especially since surveillance is currently done to check the validity of the already pushed out data. Depending on what the CDC states, there may be updates to the already mapped data. 

 

Update: staying away from areas with infected hospitals would probably be best to prevent contracting the virus if you don't have it and as a result reducing the hospitals that may be overwhelmed already with nearly dead patients from having to deal with more. So staying put, just like they are currently doing in Italy in your respective homes is best. Since the economy has opened up again and the virus it still in circulation the curve that appears to me flattening in regions like New York might be in for another wave of outbreaks and as a result deaths since there are still asymptomatic carriers that have not been tested that may infect someone with low immunity.