New York governor warns that the health care system is about to be overwhelmed.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is warning that the worst of the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak is yet to come. Cuomo told CNN’s Chris Cuomo, his brother, that the notion of “flattening the curve” to slow unmanageable spikes in the spread of the virus may not be enough for his state’s hospitals.
He said the system doesn’t have the capacity to deal with any of the projected models on the number of people who will need care. The governor also wrote an editorial in The New York Times making the case for military intervention.
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