The Economist: A broad guess is that 25-70% of people in any infected country may catch the new coronavirus.

A broad guess is that 25-70% of people in any infected country may catch the new coronavirus. As it goes global, governments have an enormous amount of work to do. Our cover this week t.co/SuIZp1V6UV pic.twitter.com/SHC3W7opAz

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) February 27, 2020

WASHINGTON — Federal health employees interacted with Americans quarantined for possible exposure to the coronavirus without proper medical training or protective gear, then scattered into the general population, according to a government whistle-blower. t.co/7hFxFhmC6j

— Carl Quintanilla (@carlquintanilla) February 27, 2020