About 23,600 confirmed infections a day on Monday. It is up from 11,300 on June 23, according to Johns Hopkins University data
After months of decline, the Covid-19 curve is rising again in the United States. In fact the number of new cases per day has been doubling last three weeks. While the Delta variant is galloping ahead, the vaccination rate has been lagging, besides the Fourth of July crowds too have happened.
“It is certainly no coincidence that we are looking at exactly the time that we would expect cases to occur after the July Fourth weekend,” said Dr Bill Powderly, co-director of the infectious-disease division at Washington University’s School of Medicine in St Louis.
Confirmed infections have risen to 23,600 a day, according to Johns Hopkins University data, while barring Maine and South Dakota cases have substantially gone up.
Cases of the coronavirus surge among those not vaccinated, say state health officials. Months of restrictions behind lack of political
The country is fighting against resistance to vaccinations even as the contagious mutant version of the coronavirus is going on to account for a large share of infections.
Cases of the coronavirus surge among those not vaccinated, say state health officials. Months of restrictions behind lack of political.
In Michigan, is facing There is a drive a drive to repeal a law in Michigan that Democratic Gov Gretchen Whitmer used in order to launch upon major restrictions during the early stages of the pandemic.
As vaccinations lag and hospitalizations rise, Republican Gov Kay Ivey of Alabama is opposed to the idea of reimposing preventive measures.
Experts warned that what is happening in Britain is a preview of what’s to come in the US.