Ken Cuccinelli, acting deputy secretary of Homeland Security and member of President Donald Trump’s coronavirus outbreak taskforce, reached out to Twitter to help him find an outbreak map from Johns Hopkins University.
The online dashboard run by Johns Hopkins University went temporarily offline due to traffic on the website. Cuccinelli, frustrated with the website’s crash, tweeted, “Has the Johns Hopkins map of the coronavirus stopped working for other people, or just me?”
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