In the United States, new cases per day are on the rise in 44 states, with many of the biggest surges in the Midwest and Great Plains, where resistance to masks and other precautions has been running high and the virus has often been seen as just a big-city problem. Deaths per day are climbing in 30 states.
“I see this as one of the toughest times in the epidemic,” said Dr. Peter Hotez, an infectious-disease specialist at the Baylor College of Medicine in Texas. “The numbers are going up pretty rapidly. We’re going to see a pretty large epidemic across the Northern Hemisphere.”
Dr. Anthony Fauci, the U.S. government’s top infectious-disease expert, said Americans should think hard about whether to hold Thanksgiving gatherings.
“Everyone has this traditional, emotional, warm feeling about the holidays and bringing a group of people, friends and family, together in the house indoors,” he said on ABC’s “Good Morning America.” “We really have to be careful this time that each individual family evaluates the risk-benefit of doing that.”
Responses to the surge have varied in hard-hit states.
In North Dakota, Republican Gov. Doug Burgum raised the coronavirus risk level in 16 counties this week but issued no mandated restrictions. In Wisconsin, a judge temporarily blocked an order from Democratic Gov. Tony Evers that would limit the number of people in bars and restaurants.
South Dakota on Wednesday broke its record for COVID-19 hospitalizations and new cases and has had more deaths from the disease less than halfway through October than in any other full month. Despite the grim figures, GOP Gov. Kristi Noem has resisted pressure to step up the state’s response to the disease.
Wisconsin hit a new daily high for confirmed infections for the second time this week. In Missouri, the number of people hospitalized with COVID-19 reached nearly 1,450, another record.
Dr. Marc Larsen, who oversees the COVID-19 response at Kansas City-based St. Luke’s Health System, said the system’s rural hospitals are seeing surges just as bad as in Kansas City.
“Early on in this pandemic, it was felt that this was a big-city problem, and now this is stretching out into the rural communities where I think there has not been as much emphasis on masking and distancing," he said.
New cases in the U.S. have risen over the past two weeks from about 40,000 per day on average to more than 52,000, according to Johns Hopkins University. (Cases peaked in the U.S. over the summer at nearly 70,000 a day.) Deaths were relatively stable over the past two weeks, at around 720 a day. That is well below the U.S. peak of over 2,200 dead per day in late April.
【 在 VladPutin (Trump's Master) 的大作中提到: 】 : In the United States, new cases per day are on the rise in 44 states, with : many of the biggest surges in the Midwest and Great Plains, where resistance : to masks and other precautions has been running high and the virus has : often been seen as just a big-city problem. Deaths per day are climbing in : 30 states. : “I see this as one of the toughest times in the epidemic,” said Dr. Peter : Hotez, an infectious-disease specialist at the Baylor College of Medicine in : Texas. “The numbers are going up pretty rapidly. We’re going to see a : pretty large epidemic across the Northern Hemisphere.” : Dr. Anthony Fauci, the U.S. government’s top infectious-disease expert, : ...................
In the United States, new cases per day are on the rise in 44 states, with
many of the biggest surges in the Midwest and Great Plains, where resistance to masks and other precautions has been running high and the virus has
often been seen as just a big-city problem. Deaths per day are climbing in
30 states.
“I see this as one of the toughest times in the epidemic,” said Dr. Peter Hotez, an infectious-disease specialist at the Baylor College of Medicine in Texas. “The numbers are going up pretty rapidly. We’re going to see a
pretty large epidemic across the Northern Hemisphere.”
Dr. Anthony Fauci, the U.S. government’s top infectious-disease expert,
said Americans should think hard about whether to hold Thanksgiving
gatherings.
“Everyone has this traditional, emotional, warm feeling about the holidays and bringing a group of people, friends and family, together in the house
indoors,” he said on ABC’s “Good Morning America.” “We really have to
be careful this time that each individual family evaluates the risk-benefit of doing that.”
Responses to the surge have varied in hard-hit states.
In North Dakota, Republican Gov. Doug Burgum raised the coronavirus risk
level in 16 counties this week but issued no mandated restrictions. In
Wisconsin, a judge temporarily blocked an order from Democratic Gov. Tony
Evers that would limit the number of people in bars and restaurants.
South Dakota on Wednesday broke its record for COVID-19 hospitalizations and new cases and has had more deaths from the disease less than halfway
through October than in any other full month. Despite the grim figures, GOP Gov. Kristi Noem has resisted pressure to step up the state’s response to
the disease.
Wisconsin hit a new daily high for confirmed infections for the second time this week. In Missouri, the number of people hospitalized with COVID-19
reached nearly 1,450, another record.
Dr. Marc Larsen, who oversees the COVID-19 response at Kansas City-based St. Luke’s Health System, said the system’s rural hospitals are seeing surges just as bad as in Kansas City.
“Early on in this pandemic, it was felt that this was a big-city problem,
and now this is stretching out into the rural communities where I think
there has not been as much emphasis on masking and distancing," he said.
New cases in the U.S. have risen over the past two weeks from about 40,000
per day on average to more than 52,000, according to Johns Hopkins
University. (Cases peaked in the U.S. over the summer at nearly 70,000 a day.) Deaths were relatively stable over the past two weeks, at around 720 a
day. That is well below the U.S. peak of over 2,200 dead per day in late
April.
黄皮疮粪就是得了新冠要死了，也会投最后一票给它疮爹的。
我帝根本就没有什么防疫
整天都在尼玛搞民主自由司法独立
啼啼啼
【 在 VladPutin (Trump's Master) 的大作中提到: 】
: In the United States, new cases per day are on the rise in 44 states, with
: many of the biggest surges in the Midwest and Great Plains, where
resistance
: to masks and other precautions has been running high and the virus has
: often been seen as just a big-city problem. Deaths per day are climbing in
: 30 states.
: “I see this as one of the toughest times in the epidemic,” said Dr.
Peter
: Hotez, an infectious-disease specialist at the Baylor College of Medicine in
: Texas. “The numbers are going up pretty rapidly. We’re going to see a
: pretty large epidemic across the Northern Hemisphere.”
: Dr. Anthony Fauci, the U.S. government’s top infectious-disease expert,
: ...................
the gift that keeps on giving
剧本里第二波爆发虽然死很多人，也很厉害，已经不是主要矛盾了
第二波爆发目的是为了加速失业率攀升，和没有救助计划一起，提高人群怨气，为内战埋下伏笔
几个傻逼黄疮为啥不敢来舔？