Your source says 912. Neat-o. Meanwhile, you can get the JHU data on GitHub and run your own reporting on it. They standardized on UTC, which may very well be the discrepancy, but either way you are splitting hairs.
Just admit that 912 =/= 1000, you posted false information (typical for a mod here), and get lost.
Try to do it in the order I suggested, but if you decide to get lost first, I don't think anyone will really mind...
I posted my source. It is most certainly not false information. You’re being a troll, per usual.
Edit to add: LOL you really don’t read, do you. Your source admits it is under reporting for the reasons outlined below. Just wait until they update it. I bet their numbers suddenly agree with JHU.
Find a place on the JHU site that states over 1000 people died in the US on March 31, 2020.
Be advised (in this case) my asking you to do this is likened to handing you a card with the words,"How do you keep a moron busy?" and "Turn card over for the answer..." written on both sides.
Then, quote it directly, in writing.
You won't, because Johns Hopkins didn't write it.
You, NOT KNOWING HOW TO INTERPRET DATA, and RUNNING YOUR OWN REPORT, came up with that fucked up number.
So yeah, you posted false information.
I would rather be a troll than a mod AND a troll AND just plain stupid like you.
You want to focus on the note from my source stating that Washington State didn't add their numbers and wasn't included. "NOTE: Washington State has not reported due to technical problems ("We are experiencing technical difficulties with our COVID-19 data repository") [source] [source] King County Public Health also affected, according to their website [source] Worldometer is updating 03/31 with partial data from the counties that have reported and will adjust Washington State numbers for 03/31 when the reporting will be complete.'
Somehow, as a moron, you think Johns Hopkins has access to data that isn't available due to technical problems...