Nearly a million people in the United States have coronaviruses in the following week alone, Gloria Tso reports.
The United States voted at an electoral college in Ajijic, Jalisco, Mexico, on October 27, 2020. Photo: Ulysses Ruiz / AFPFuente: AFP
Donald Trump says america is “turning” the coronavirus, but a state-by-state breakdown of the existing scenario looks red on the map: the Republican genre.
The vast majority of states have lately been classified as “uncontrolled propagation,” with a dozen “bad trends” and one, the northeastern state of Maine, represented in green as the “best trend,” according to COVID’s exit strategy.
The color-coded map depicts how each state tracks the “door criteria” that must be met before proceeding with a “step-by-step opening,” as indicated through the White House in its Rules for Opening the United States again.
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“The document, in particular, identifies resources or knowledge measurements, so we had to translate what that meant,” explains COVID’s exit strategy website.
“We’ve been tracking the progress of each state to reduce symptoms and cases, prepare the health care system, and expand testability. For each of the criteria, we publicly receive the knowledge that represents the most productive where a state is located. Some resources are more “real-time” such as case awareness, but others can be delayed for a week, such as knowledge of flu-like diseases. “
With this data, the measurement receives a score of dark red, red, yellow, or green.
COVID Exit Strategy Map as of October 27 Source: Supplied
COVID’s exit strategy describes itself as a nonpartisan organization of “experts in crisis and public fitness,” but it is largely the result of the generation of Obama’s former management and fitness officials through nonprofit organizations, adding the US Digital Response. But it’s not the first time And the United States of Care.
With the election less than a week away and the president’s control of the looming COVID-19 pandemic as what could be the deciding problem, Trump has been willing to downplay the recent increase in cases at higher levels of control.
“The instances are in the position of TEST, TEST, TEST,” he tweeted earlier this week.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the United States has recorded nearly a million new cases in the past seven days and more than 5,600 deaths.
The total number of deaths in the United States now stands at more than 225,000.
As of October 27, the United States had conducted more than 142. 8 million tests on the CDC website.
Johns Hopkins data show that the percentage of positive tests has fallen by more than 6% in recent days, after reducing by approximately 8% since mid-July.
Johns Hopkins chart comparing evidence and cases. Source: Supplied
In his debatable 60-minute interview aired this weekend, Trump has insisted on testing.
“There are cases in about 40 states,” host Lesley Stahl said.
“Well, do you know why the instances are up too?Because we’re doing more tests. If we didn’t run evidence, the instances would be down,” Trump replied.
“Why do you say they’re not standing? You say things other people can see . . . Stahl started saying.
“No, no, what I’m telling you, Lesley, is next. We conduct more tests than any other country in the world,” he said.
“If we were to do part of the tests, we would have part of the instances. If we did any tests, as in many countries, we wouldn’t have any cases. Because we do so many tests, fake media loves to say that the instances are in the Fact is that we did a very, very smart job.
“Business is underway, ” insisted Stahl.
“That’s true, we do so many tests,” Trump insisted.
“Are you at least going to say they’re on the rise?”Stahl asked.
“Yes, the business is underway. Because we do massive tests and go out where there’s a problem,” he said.
“Evidence is one thing, but they’re also very misleading. “
Democratic rival Joe Biden has made COVID-19 the main one in his campaign.
In last presidential debate last week, Biden accused the president of not having a plan and warned that the United States is heading for an uninsured “dark winter” of a vaccine.
Trump replied that he didn’t think “we’re going to have a dark winter at all. “”We are opening our country, we have learned, studied and understood the disease,” he said.
“We have to be informed to live, we have no choice, we can’t lock ourselves in a basement like Joe does,” Trump said.
Biden replied that “people must be informed to die with him. “
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