One nice thing about this is that people are becoming interested in data, it's predictive power and the limitations of what it can predict.
Anyone interested in the hard core Math (still entertaining) of the curve shape I recommend 3Blue1Brown's great vid about exponential growth followed by saturation.
China's data of cases follows this graph exactly and wherever a geographical region puts in good controls (and limits contagion) that shape will follow, for example I expect Italy will saturate at a similar rate.
This BBC article has a nice 'easy on the eye' overview
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-51235105?fbclid=IwAR3vvUeZNnLYKiZHUCsdm4krJOttcU0zVD8_x6nzOyRqKCMb7q90jhyl1C0What I love about this is that the Italian data (if taken at face value / and I admit a few more days would be nice) shows a hopeful change of trend and yet the BBC headlines this W.H.O. table with "Italy has seen a steep rise in new cases" - Well, yes, but that isn't the whole story, it's a really bad, alarmist title for a statistical graph.
Stay safe everyone, and please take a novel contagious virus with severe outcomes seriously.