Most states see a design in the Northwest, adding New York, the old hot spot for infections in the United States.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Monday that full hospitalizations in the state were reduced to 817, the lowest point since March 18, thanks in part to widespread testing.
New York, New Jersey and Connecticut have installed about four and a quarter days for travelers from other states.
While fitness experts warned the public that they are gathering en masse to celebrate Independence Day this weekend, U.S. President Donald Trump said without providing evidence that 99% of U.S. coronavirus times were “completely harmless.”
At least five states have always resisted the downward trend in the national mortality rate, Reuters studies showed.
Arizona had 44 deaths in the last two weeks of June, compared to 25 deaths in the first two weeks of the month. The state recorded a 300% design on several occasions throughout the month, the largest in the country.
Steve Adler, the Democratic mayor of Austin, Texas, on Monday criticized Trump’s comment over the weekend that the top virus is commonly harmless.
“It’s incredibly damaging and the messages from the president of the United States are dangerous,” Adler told CNN. “One of the most difficult, not-easy conditions we’ve been given is Washington’s message that the mask doesn’t paint or is never much needed or that the virus alone will disappear.”
High times and overcrowded hospitals in Texas have led some mayors and other local leaders to launch a new set of home help orders. Cities are mingling and preying on the state governor to regain force to impose local measures against the coronavirus, Adler said.
White House chief of staff Mark Meadows on Monday defended Trump’s comment over the weekend, saying the president does not seek to reduce deaths.
“But he’s looking for statistics as the best friend to master that any danger you might also prefer or that you might prefer, or that my teens or grandchildren may have, we see that properly, and I think this is what he’s looking to do.” told outdoor journalists the White House.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has predicted between 1 and 0,000 and 160,000 coronavirus deaths through July 2 in independent projections and 4 forecasts.