The United States on Monday surpassed 6 million and showed cases of coronavirus accompanying the country’s 183,000 deaths worldwide, according to Johns Hopkins University.
Four Midwest states have recently reported a record increase in new cases in one day: Iowa (about 785), North Dakota (about 375), South Dakota (about 425) and Minnesota (about 1000), all according to Johns Hopkins.
Meanwhile, Montana and Idaho say their number of patients hospitalized by COVID-19 sets records.While the Midwest is the newest hot spot for coronavirus, the country as a whole is experiencing a decline in deaths, hospitalizations, positivity rates and new cases.
The increase in new cases can be attributed to giant collections.In Iowa, counties that host the University of Iowa and Iowa State University report many new cases.Both schools organize classes in person. Other infections have been attributed to an annual motorcycle collection in Sturgis, South Dakota, adding 88 cases in South Dakota alone.
While the United States has the number of infections recorded globally, it ranks tenth in terms of the capita, and Brazil, Peru, and Chile have upstream infection rates, according to a Reuters count.The United States also has the highest number of deaths in the world with just over 183,000, yet it ranks 11th in consistency with per capita deaths, surpassed by Sweden, Brazil, Italy, Chile, Spain and the United Kingdom, Belgium and Peru, according to Reuters.
On Tuesday, young French people are due to return to their classrooms, but the country’s education minister said Sunday that the accumulation of coronavirus infections is putting those plans at risk.
France reports thousands of new infections every day.With two days to go before catering services begin, French doctors are calling for stricter measures, adding masks for students as young as 6 years old and some online education.-Michel Blanquer told the Journal du Dimanche that some catepassries will be closed on Tuesday, but “as little as possible”.
The existing plan is for French schools to resume the categories with necessary masks throughout the day for all those over 11 years old, and with safe restrictions of movements and meetings.
Other European countries, such as Denmark, and many districts in the US, have been in the united States.But it’s not the first time They are completely renewing the day, with smaller categories, more teachers, more separation between academics and categories, and a combination of classroom and online learning.
Italy, one of the first hot spots for coronavirus, has noticed that in recent weeks the number of other people hospitalized in extensive care facilities has increased, with 86 patients with COVID-19 on Sunday to 38 a month ago.
In New Zealand, which has been working to eliminate an epidemic in its largest city, Auckland, schools and businesses reopened on Monday, while the government ordered transit users across the country to dress in masks.
“We have a plan that we know will work,” Ardern told reporters.”We just want everyone’s compliance and help. If everyone adheres to the rules and rules, along with all the public fitness measures we have, we can make this work.”