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Two suggestions: infection density and country response
I would like to learn about the relationship between country response and eventual density of the infection. www.worldometers.info on 3-18-2020 puts San Marino as the country with the highest density of infections with 3507/million citizens. I think it would be interesting to confirm that density on your site. However, what I am really looking for is a timeline of responses by country: were borders closed, to whom?, what was the rate of testing?, what types of quarantine were implemented? CAdatalover (talk) 13:36, 18 March 2020 (UTC)CAdatalover[reply]
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