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Rio de Janeiro postponed its annual carnival parade for the first time in more than a century due to pandemic problems.
More than seven million other people in the United States have now become inflamed with coronavirus.
Although the milestone, reached Thursday according to a New York Times database, is sobering, it comes at a time when infections in much of the country have slowed down.
The United States has an average of 41,500 constant cases with the day, below the pandemic peak in midsummer, Midwest and West states are seeing an increase in the number of cases.
In California, the government has recorded its 800,000th case since the start of the pandemic. This is more than any other state, however, the figure is cumulative and reflects the existing state situation.
With California fitness officials evaluating enough population to involve the spread of the virus, the state reports a small number of new cases consistent with the day, according to the Times database.
More broadly speaking, California, the nation’s largest state, has had fewer capital-consistent virus cases than other states such as Florida, Louisiana, and Mississippi. Lately, California ranks 36th among states and territories in terms of new known capital-consistent cases in the afterlife. seven days and 26 in the total number of known cases that coincide with the capita since the onset of the pandemic.
Less than a month ago, the United States had six million on August 30, it had taken the country more than 3 months to sign the first million.
The story of how California came here to the most sensitive country in the total number of cases goes back to the spring and summer months, when new cases erupt in the sun belt states. July when the seven-day average doubled from the previous month.
This is a long way from the early days of the pandemic, when maximum virus instances were in northeast and Washington state, and California has become a national style when it has become the first state to take into account a house maintenance order.
But the number of cases began to increase when this order was lifted.
Like fitness in many Sun Belt states, the California government has attributed the increase to premature flexibility of restrictions. In early July, when hospitalizations related to the virus in California increased by more than 50% over a two-week period, Gov. Gavin Newsom stopped plans to reopen and ordered the closure of bars and indoor restaurants for the maximum resident.
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