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What level of impact do you predict the coronavirus will end up having on your city?

Extremely severe
6.5%
Moderately bad
26.8%
Mildly unpleasant
39.6%
No or barely any impact
27%

2,109 votesFinal results

6:53 PM · Mar 1, 2020

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The weather changed it for the worse And came down on us like it had been rehearsed Unlikely hope, but change will surely come It'd be awful for most, but really good for some

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I live in Milan. My university classes were cancelled this week, and we have online classes for at least two weeks. Everyone is pissed off about it too

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Los Angeles...somewhere in the middle, between "moderately bad" and "mildly unpleasant." Moderately unpleasant? Mildly bad?

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The supermarkets near me are almost out of toilet paper and flour 🙄. Im Australian so 40 cases causing this seems like a tad of an over reaction.

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It seems to me that most of the disruption will be because of the quarantine efforts. This could really interrupt business supply lines and that will ultimately have flow-on effects for everyone. I feel like I am waiting for a Tsunami to hit.