600

596 TOTAL CASES – 389 ON O‘AHU
500

4 NEW CASES – 1 ON O‘AHU
400

455 RECOVERED
300

12 DEATHS
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3/28

3/30

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Deaths per 1,000 persons

1918 - Spanish Flu
Denver’s “double-humped” curve

Source: Howard Markel – The Washington Post

 RE-OPENING

 

RE-OPENING

Environment assessment

EPIDEMIOLOGY

Cases steady or
dropping amidst
increasing testing

HEALTHCARE SYSTEM

PUBLIC HEALTH
SYSTEM

SOCIETAL READINESS

Hospital ICU and
respirators, hospital
beds, lab turnaround, PPE availability

Testing and contact
tracing, facilities for
isolation,
enforcement of
quarantine

Public discipline in
physical distancing,
mask wearing,
compliance with
orders, hygiene

 RISK ASSESSMENT
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•
•
•

Parks
•
Botanical Gardens •
Golf Courses
•

Automated Services
•
(like Car Washes)
Call Centers
Car sales
(by appointment)
Realtor sales
•
(by appointment)

Retail:
(modified by
restricting numbers
of people per
square footage)
Pet grooming

•
•
•

•
Hair salons
•
Nail salons
Yoga and Pilates
•
Classes

Church Services
Large Entertainment
events
Large Sporting
events

 RE-OPENING
Low-risk, with modifications

Parks (Saturday)
Botanical Gardens
(May 1)

Golf Courses, with
limitations

Car dealerships and
real estate transactions by appointment

Certain businesses
that can use remote
customer interface

 RE-OPENING
Medium-risk, with modifications

Retail stores, with
measures in place
for physical
distancing

Pet grooming

Office environments
with measures in
place for physical
distancing

Outdoor malls with
limitations

 RE-OPENING
High-risk, with modifications

Restaurants with
measures in place
to reduce density

Beauty parlors, nail
salons

Gyms, yoga, pilates

Religious gatherings
outside of the place
of worship

 RE-OPENING
High-risk, difficult to modify

Bars

Running races, like
marathons

Concerts,
conventions and
sporting events

Unrestricted
religious gatherings

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TESTING

QUARANTINING

PHYSICAL
DISTANCING

A pragmatic, active, and
targeted approach

Focus on vulnerable
communities, kupuna, and
homeless

Strong government
directives on staying home

  





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