What is the impact of hurricanes on Florida under the epidemic situation?

Under the epidemic situation, hurricanes will bring heavy rainfall to Florida, causing local traffic jams. In order to avoid the hurricane, it is necessary to evacuate those people, but there is likely to be riots in emergency evacuation. How to ensure the distance between people and avoid virus infection during evacuation has become the first difficult task.

Now Hurricane Isaias is moving towards Florida. At present, the government has declared all coastlines in a state of emergency. Faced with the hurricane, the COVID-19 test center had to be closed on a large scale this week, because almost everything would be swept away when the hurricane hit. According to the National Hurricane Center, hurricanes and Isaias will bring heavy rainfall, which may affect the traffic in southern and central and eastern Florida, and bad weather has also had a bad impact on the epidemic prevention and control in Florida. When the hurricane comes, people in some areas need emergency evacuation, but how to keep a safe distance between witnesses and prevent infection during evacuation has become a big problem. At the same time, when a hurricane strikes, it will definitely make the already tense medical resources even more tense. This series of things has caused Florida a headache.

Florida is one of the worst epidemic weeks in the United States, ranking second in the cumulative number of confirmed cases in the United States. 1 is California, with a cumulative number of more than 500,000 cases. The cumulative number of cases in Florida has exceeded 470,000. Under the pressure of the epidemic, this hurricane has brought more pressure to Florida. When a hurricane strikes, all forces can't resist this natural force. Therefore, if the medical center at the checkpoint is closed, the epidemic prevention work will be difficult to advance during this period, and the hurricane is likely to cause civilian deaths. This series of things needs the government to worry about.

Due to the rising number of confirmed cases and deaths in COVID-19, Florida has taken a number of control measures, requiring all people in the state to wear masks to prevent the spread of the virus. At present, polls show that 79% residents are willing to support wearing masks, and another 20% residents are undoubtedly stubborn.