What if the next one is as contagious as this but kills half the people it infects?
What if it starts up next month somewhere?
ABC News
Vice President Mike Pence has applauded Oklahoma for its handling of the pandemic, saying the state "has really been in the forefront of our efforts to slow the spread, and in a very real sense, they've flattened the curve."
However, data released by state and local public health departments there paints a different picture.
The daily number of coronavirus cases statewide have actually increased over the last week, while the number of tests conducted each day has declined slightly, according to the state's health department.
The number of daily cases in the Tulsa area has also trended upward over the past two weeks, while the rate of testing has remained about the same, according to Tulsa County's health department.
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