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The United States has been the most difficult country to which the coronavirus novel, with the largest number of cases in the world. And in recent months, most regions have adopted regulations or advice to reduce the number of COVID-19 cases. But so many localities begin to return to business close to usually, some wonder why their locality did not reopen more quickly. It depends on the severity of the initial epidemic in your area. Here are the latest statistics of theWashington PostOn the total number of CVIV-19 cases reported by the state, arranged from the lowest to most.

Number of cases: 411

With the least case of Covid of the country, the Alaska economy continues its progressive reopening. "We are all very well, we will look at it. And we will continue to report," said Gov. Mike Dunleavy on May 26, reported Wtoo. "But we think it's going to work."

Number of cases: 479

State health officials reported that COVID cases remained flat, with only three active hospitalizations from 26 and 411 cases recovered.

Number of cases: 643

The state of the island has only one case of COVID active as of May 26, officials reported. "Average risk companies", including lounges, restaurants, barbershops and places of worship will begin to reopen on June 1st.

Number of cases: 850

About 70% of Wyoming's COVID cases completely recovered, the associated press reported on May 26.

Number of cases: 967

Cases in Vermont remain relatively flat and there is only one hospitalized person. GOV. Phil Scott should announce that he will increase the limit of social meetings from 10 to 25 Friday, May 29.

Number of cases: 1,854

The number of cases of Western Virginia jumped by 57 May 26, WCHS-TV reported on May 26. About 1,180 people recovered from the virus and 600 cases remain active.

Number of cases: 2 109

GOV. Janet Mills said she would slow down the reopening of restaurants in three counties because the state reported 28 other Covid cases on May 26, May 26. The restaurants of 12 other counties have been open for about two weeks.

Number of cases: 2,422

Active cases in North Dakota decreased for three days straight, theBismarck Tribune reported. State government's offices will begin to reopen next week, one month after state businesses have begun to reopen with precautions.

Number of cases: 2,699

Seventy-thirteen new cases were reported on the Memorial Day weekend, said Kidk-TV. In a telephone town hall on May 26, Gov. Brad said little: "The general trend lines go the direction we want - in some areas and apartment in others."

Number of cases: 3,397

GOV. Wanda Vázquez reopened most companies on May 26, with a curfew from 7h to 5h instead until June 15th.

Number of cases: 3,697

53 people in the state are currently hospitalized with COVID-19, the Oregonian reported on May 26th. Health officials stated that the median duration of Oregonians to recover from COVID was 20 days.

Number of cases: 4,231

Thirty-four new cases have been reported on May 26th. The beaches of Seachcoast and personal care companies will reopen in the state on June 1, the new public radio hampshirt.

Number of cases: 4,653

Fifty-seven new cases were reported in the state on May 27, but the number of active cases decreased from 38 to 1,037, Kelo reported.

Number of cases: 6,137

The Ministry of Health recorded 79 new cases on May 27, with 156 people currently hospitalized; 5,135 people recovered from the virus.

Number of cases: 6.180

The state-reopened autonomous bars on May 26, while the ASA Hutchinson government announced that the state found a second wave of infections, including 1,000 over the last five days.

Number of cases: 7,130

The State Health Department reported 93 cases of additional COVID-19 Monday; 216 people are currently hospitalized.

Number of cases: 7 997

May 26, Gov. Steve Sisolak said that the resorts in Las Vegas, as well as the Casinos of the State, can reopen on June 4th.

Number of cases: 8,334

On May 27, Mayor Muriel Bowser announced that DC had reached a benchmark - a 14-day decrease in the spread of the community - and the district will begin the reopening of Phase 1 on May 29. An order of stay at home has been raised.

Number of cases: 8,620

Eighty-six new cases of COVID-19 have been reported to UTAH since May 26, Fox 13 News said; 96 people are currently hospitalized.

Number of cases: 8 951

May 26, Gov. Andy Beshear announced 387 new cases of Covid-19 had been reported in the last three days. "We are on the decline, but it's fragile and with a disease that spreads so easily, we must want to want and implement our desire to see this downward movement," he said.

Number of cases: 9,066

The active cases of Covid-19 in the state fell by a dozen to 3,929, WDel reported on May 27. Delaware plans to enter its reopening of Phase 1 on June 1st.

Number of cases: 9 337

The state added 119 cases confirmed on May 27, reported KMBC-TV. The state health department exhorted 14-day self-forty for people who went to Lake Ozarks on the commemorative day and did not wear a mask.

Number of cases: 10 416

State officials announced 253 COVID cases on May 26th.

Number of cases: 12,291

The State Health Department reported 124 new cases on May 26, the first time since 150 new daily cases since the previous Thursday.

Number of cases: 12,619

Nebraska's medicine announced a height of all time in hospitalized hospitalized patients with 142 cases and 72% of ICU filled beds, reported KMTV on May 25.

Number of cases: 13,731

May 26, Gov. Tate Reeves stated that the number of COVID-19 cases in the state remained stable and did not diminish significantly. "It certainly serves warning to all of us that this disease does not disappear. We must remain vigilant," he said.

Number of cases: 14,210

143 new cases were reported on May 27th, but hospitalizations continue to decline, said WPRI.

Number of cases: 15,650

Alabama has had its greatest increase in the new day of new COVID-19 cases on May 25, with 3,200 new cases over the last seven days.

Number of cases: 15,863

The state has identified 599 additional cases on May 27, the largest increase in a day, reported by WBAY. This may be due to an increase in the tests.

Number of cases: 16,783

State-wide Hospitalizations and Emergency Room Visits related to Covid-19 Hit Record Highs on the Weekend of Memorial Day Weekend, theRepublic of Arizona noted.

Number of cases: 17,661

The State Health Department reported 595 new cases on May 27th, but the number of people hospitalized because of COVID-19 Trend on the decline of KCCI-TV.

Number of cases: 20,181

Some counties can not move to Phase 2 of Gov's reopening government. Jay Inslee on June 1st. A county must have an average of 10 new cases of coronavirus or less per day per 100,000 inhabitants for two weeks before entering the new phase.

Number of cases: 20 481

The State Health Department stated that the number of state cases increased by 341, 1.6%, May 27.

Number of cases: 22,464

State health officials announced 510 other cases of COVID-19 confirmed on May 27.

Number of cases: 24,628

The Department of State Health has reported more than 700 hospitalizations related to coronavirus as of May 27, the highest total of the pandemic pandemic. But officials said that 29% of hospitalized beds are still available.

Number of cases: 24,565

State officials stated that there were 367 hospitalized people with COVID-19, the least since March.

Number of cases: 32,437

State health officials announced 370 cases of COVID-19 May 27. The limit of rallies in person has increased by 25 to 50 people and restaurants are allowed to open 50%.

Number of cases: 33,006

State health officials reported 433 other cases on May 27.

Number of cases: 38 054

State health officials reported that 813 people were hospitalized with COVID-19, a number in decline, WDSU-TV.

Number of cases: 40,249

The Virginia Health Service reported 907 more confirmed cases of COVID-19 May 27.

Number of cases: 41,303

435 new cases were reported in the state on May 25, but Governor Ned Lamont stated that hospitalizations were down by about 65% since mid-April.

Number of cases: 44,275

Weekdays at the week increased from 26% to Sunday,Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported. The cause is unclear; This may be due to an increase in the tests.

Number of cases: 47 687

The state reported 102 new hospitalizations on Monday, an upward check mark, although global cases continue to a downward trend, according to theSun of Baltimore.

Number of cases: 52,634

The State Health Service reported 464 new cases on May 27.

Number of cases: 55,608

State officials reported 504 new cases on May 27. New cases, deaths and hospitalizations in the state continue to decline, click on Still.

Number of cases: 56,560

May 27, Gov. Greg Abbott said the state was preparing for the second and third CVIV-19 cases in the fall and winter.

Number of cases: 69,417

Health officials reported 780 new cases in the state on May 27, when restrictions were lifted on 18 counties. "As Pennsylvania continues to move forward in the process of reopening, we must remember that the threat of Covid-19 has not disappeared," said the Secretary of Health, Dr. Rachel Levine said in a statement .

Number of cases: 93 693

State officials reported 422 new cases on May 26, although hospital rates, positive tests and COVID-19 deaths tend to decline.

Number of cases: 101 031

The state affected a day record for the number of new cases on May 26th. The next day, he became the fourth state of exceeding 100,000 cases.

Number of cases: 113,195

The State Public Health Department reported 1,111 new cases on May 27th, but the officials believe that the state reached a sum and penetrates in a downward trend, NBC Chicago reported.

Number of cases: 156 628

May 27, Gov. Phil Murphy reported 970 new cases of COVID-19. He stated that the state can not define "specific calendars" for reopening until certain benchmarks are filled.

Number of cases: 363 836

Several regions of the country's strongest state reopened the most affected state; However, Governor Andrew Cuomo said the city of New York would be the last to reopen because it always has points of infection.

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