A third of U. S. states report a higher number of coronavirus cases than ever before.
USA TODAY’s research on Johns Hopkins’ knowledge shows that 16 states set records for new instances in a week, but almost every state is booming: 41 states have had worse weeks than last week, and an investigation into knowledge of COVID’s follow-up assignment shows that in 36 states, a higher rate of other people tested positive than last week.
While knowledge continues to show that the scope of the virus is weakening, the director of the World Health Organization said that achieving collective immunity by allowing the virus to spread is “scientifically and ethically problematic. “
“Collective immunity is achieved by protecting others from a virus, not exposing them to it,” WHO Director-General Tedros Ghebreyesus said Monday, adding that the strategy is based on vaccination.
However, the search for a vaccine was found on Monday when Johnson
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A 13-year-old woman allegedly passed COVID-19 to a circle of family members during a three-week vacation during the summer, prompting a chain of infections from 11 other people in 4 states, according to a report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Prevention, he said.
Fourteen parents from five spaces shared the space from July to August, with no physical distance or mask. Six other parents visited the space this time, but stayed outdoors and stayed 6 feet away. None of those parents tested positive. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The girl, who allegedly transmitted the virus to the family circle, was checked before attending family circle vacation because she was exposed to a primary outbreak while not at home, however, her immediate antigen control four days after exposure was negative and she did so. do not revel in your only symptom, nasal congestion, until two days later.
“This epidemic highlights that young people and adolescents can serve as a source of COVID-19 epidemics within families, even when their symptoms are mild,” the CDC said.
For years, the Amazon Prime Day nickname “Black Friday in July”. Now, Amazon is helping to seriously start the holiday shopping season after delaying its annual sale from July to October amid the coronavirus pandemic.
As consumers face a very different delight in the upcoming Christmas season of grocery shopping with restrictions on the number of other people who may be in one store at a time and considerations about online orders that don’t arrive on time, experts say it’s imperative that stores start the season early.
This year, in the midst of the pandemic, shoppers will get a collective touch from stores to stay home on Thanksgiving, as more and more outlets will remain closed during the holidays and online sales will increase.
According to an Affirm vacation survey of 2,000 Americans, 7 out of 10 respondents said they were more likely to buy something on sale now than to wait for classic Black Friday or Cyber Monday sales.
– Kelly Tyko
A USA TODAY investigation into Johns Hopkins’ knowledge shows that 16 states set records for new cases in one week and 41 states had worse weeks than last week.
Per person, instances are conducted through North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana, and Wisconsin. North Dakota has doubled its number of instances since September 6, and more people have died of coronavirus in the following month than in the rest of the United States. pandemic.
The states that set new instance records in the following week were Colorado, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and Wyoming. A record number of deaths were reported in Kansas, North Dakota and South Dakota.
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White House doctor Sean Conley said Monday that President Donald Trump had tested negative for the virus “several consecutive days,” but revealed what days.
The news comes when Trump travels to Pennsylvania for a demonstration Tuesday when he returns to the crusade after being hospitalized by COVID-19 this month.
There was no social estating at Trump’s rally in Florida on Monday night, with only a few other people dressed in face masks. Trump has focused on his administration’s control of the coronavirus.
“Under my leadership, we are offering a vaccine and an immediate recovery like no one can believe,” Trump insisted. “If you look at our upward path, no country in the world has regained the way it was returned to us. “
After a complicated start to decline, uncertainty about the coming months of the pandemic has led universities from coast to coast to review face-to-face learning, spring break, and graduation.
Colleges and universities in California, Mississippi, Nevada, Texas, North Carolina, Indiana, Vermont, Kansas, Pennsylvania, and Washington have already announced changes, and will nearly follow more.
“This resolution (to be informed virtually) is the only culprit we have right now,” said California State University Rector Timothy P. White, in a September 10 press release stating that the formula of 23 universities would continue virtual education in the spring. At the time, Cal State was one of the only universities that required virtual spring education.
An increasing number of schools are delayed in their start times for a week, a month, or a middle school in Vermont for two months. The school plans to begin its spring semester on March 1.
– Elinor Aspegren
According to the 2020 seeLevel HX Drive-Thru annual study, the average wait behind the wheel at this summer’s 10 most sensitive fast food restaurants was approximately 5. 95 minutes. 30 seconds more than a year ago.
At Wendy’s, Baconator and Frosty enthusiasts waited an average of 5. 98 minutes, one minute longer than last summer, according to SeeLevel HX, an Atlanta-based customer company that has conducted the review for 20 years.
The fastest chain, KFC, where diners won their orders in 4. 72 minutes; at the other end, to Chick-fil-A, where drivers waited an average of 8. 15 minutes, according to SeeLevel HX.
An undeniable reason: Chick-fil-A restaurants serve more customers, and testers have nearly 3 times more cars in chains than the industry average. Chick-fil-A and other chains had more cars online than they did a year ago. according to SeeLevel HX.
– Jim Weiker, Columbus office (Ohio)
Contribute: The Associated Press