will there be a second lockdown in texas

So far 13 states have enacted the strictest combination of restrictions - closures of all nonessential business as well as a prohibition on all gatherings - according to an analysis by the Kaiser Family Foundation. Many of them will end up dying because of that delay.' Moreover, adds Jha, 'you're still going to have to deal with the fallout of all the people who got very sick and ended up overwhelming the health care system. Each sick person passes it on to something like two to three others - who then spread it to the next two to three people, and so on, such that a single case quickly leads to thousands. He notes that when the virus is left unchecked, it infects people at an exponential rate. 'At this point, there's really no good excuse for any state official not to have these policies in effect,' says Jha. In fact, state officials should have taken this action at least 10 days ago, argues Ashish Jha, director of the Harvard Global Health Institute, one of a number of public health professionals who for weeks have been urging states to be more aggressive. 'We are seeing community spread in every state. On this point, 'there is no question about it,' says Juliette Kayyem, a former assistant secretary of homeland security who is now faculty chair of the homeland security program at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government. We'll start with the call for a nationwide lockdown. Here's the breakdown of what health experts are saying about each issue.

Will there be a second lockdown in texas