COVID-19 Outbreak (Update: More than 2.9M cases and 132,313 deaths in US)

Oh, I understand, but if they're opening up the state, that includes the worst impacted areas and that will spread. It just doesn't seem like the best time for them, yet.

Sounds like it will be a step 1 ("Phase One” - having adequate testing, hospital capacity, and contact tracing of the virus ) measured approach that includes doubling testing and would require companies to implement changes to ensure sanitation mandates and social distancing ... and not just business as usual...

https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/ke...sses-to-reopen-in-georgia-amid-covid-19-fight
Also, the point I was making was... Georgia has 159 counties... Of which, about 150 have had less than (or far less than) 200 confirmed cases... this also has to be considered when we "re-open a state's economy".