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Daily coronavirus deaths in the United States are increasing again, as fitness experts feared, and cases are emerging in virtually every state, despite President Donald Trump’s assurances over the weekend that ” we’re just around the corner. ”we’re doing great. ‘
Just over a week from Election Day, the average number of deaths that coincides with the day across the country has increased to 10% in the last two weeks, from 721 to nearly 794 yesterday, according to knowledge from Johns Hopkins University. with the day they are expanding into 47 states and the deaths are in 34.
Health experts had warned that it was only a matter of time before the death toll worsened, given the record increase in cases surrounding the country. Deaths are an indicator of delay, i. e. it takes a few weeks for others to become poor. health and die of coronavirus.
Michael Osterholm, an infectious disease expert at the University of Minnesota who warned during the summer of an autumn outbreak, said what is happening now is a confluence of 3 factors: “pandemic fatigue” in other people who are tired of squatting and venturing more; The “pandemic anger” between them is not that the plague is a genuine risk and a bloody climate, forcing more Americans to return home, where the virus can spread more easily.
“When we put those three together, we’re surprised at what we see,” Osterholm said.
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The virus is guilty of more than 8. 6 million infections shown and more than 225,000 deaths in the United States, the total of its kind in the world.
The deaths are still well below the American peak of more than 2200, consistent with the day in late April, but experts warn of a dark fall and winter, with a widely cited style from the University of Washington predicting around 386,000 deaths in early February. A vaccine is unlikely to be widely received until mid-2021.
The seven-day moving average for new daily instances yesterday reached a record 68,767, according to Johns Hopkins, overshadowing the past mark of 67,293, set in mid-July. The United States recorded more than 80,000 new instances on Saturday and Sunday. the maximum scores recorded, although the tests have significantly increased the epidemic, making direct comparisons difficult.
It is idea that the actual number of infections is much higher because many Americans have not been evaluated and studies recommend that other people can become inflamed without feeling unwell.
On Wall Street, stocks had their worst day in more than a month amid growing and growing doubts that Washington will bring more relief to the economy before Election Day.
In the city of El Paso, on the Texas border, the government ordered others to stay in their homes for two weeks and imposed 10 p. m. – curfew at five in the morning (local time). a wave that beat the hospitals. The state is in the process of transforming a component of the city’s civic center into a hospital.
Curfew offenders are subject to fines of $500 ($749 NZD), the order does not apply to others who go or return from paints or who are absent for other essential reasons, such as buying food and medical care.
“We are in a crisis phase,” said El Paso county judge Ricardo Samaniego, the county’s top high-ranking elected official, when he issued an entry order this weekend.
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Today, the county reported a record case point, with 1,443 and 853 patients hospitalized for the virus, up from 786 the previous day. The state has provided more than 900 medical personnel to El Paso, some of whom will deal with the conference’s mid-site.
Last week, Trump, the last presidential debate, downplayed the virus’s effect on the lone star state and declared, “There was a very large increase in Texas, now it’s gone.
Yesterday, white house chief of staff Mark Meadows said “we’re not going to the pandemic” and that the concentrate deserves to be in containment and treatment.
Trump, who spent several days in the hospital after contracting the virus, said several times over the weekend that the country is “circling at the turning point. “His comments came in the midst of some other epidemic in the narrow White House circle. your staff leader.
Europe, which had aggressively fought the virus with closures, masking orders and measures in the spring, is also experiencing an alarming resurgence.
In France, home to a fifth of the American population, a doctor warned that his country had “lost the epidemic” after the fitness government reported more than 52,000 new cases. Spain, the first European country to exceed one million, showed cases of Covid-19, has announced a national curfew and a maximum limit of six other people in social gatherings.
Italy, where the virus cut off a fatal strip in the spring, ordered bars and bars to close at 6 p. m. and closed gyms, swimming pools and cinemas.
In the United States, Oklahoma is one of the states that is breaking records for new cases and tension is felt in hospitals. The bed area is running low and an equally formidable challenge is the shortage of nurses.
Dr. Sam Ratermann, director of the hospital program at INTEGRIS Grove Hospital in Grove, Oklahoma, said his organization grants a hiring bonus of up to $25,000 (NZD $37,400) for experienced nurses. He said patients are being transferred “from one hospital to another through the state” for lack of beds.
“Even when we have large open care beds throughout the state, we don’t have the staff to fill them,” Ratermann said. “There will be a time when there will be no beds and we won’t even be there to take care of our local citizens. “
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In Kentucky, the state broke its record number of new ones in line with the week, with 9,335.
“We want to do better,” Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear said, adding that he planned to make recommendations soon for high-infection counties.
Osterholm, from the University of Minnesota, predicted that darker days would occur in the coming weeks or months and said he expects a higher festival for medication and shortages of hospital specialists, N95 masks and other protective equipment.
A strong national reaction plan is needed, as well as consistent messages that mask masking and other preventive measures, Osterholm said.
“But our reaction Array . . . I don’t know what our reaction is,” he said.