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We are now seeing what happens when the coronavirus test increases and that the rear states and that the results are an opening of the eyes. "Nine States reported new summits of a single day or set a record for the new seven-day case averages on Tuesday," according to theWashington Post. "At least 115,000 people in the United States died of coronaviruses and more than 2,126,000 cases have been reported." Here are the nine states that have struck recorded peaks.

Alabama recorded 5,453 cases in the last six days and a constant climb has been constant since the reopening of the state on April 30th. "The number of Covid-19 patients in the hospitals of Birmingham, Tuscaloosa, Montgomery and Decatur struck summits of all time this month, filling out beds and taxing staff as the state struggled with a wave of new cases "reports reportsAl.. "Almost a third of the patients will require fans during treatment, said assistant health manager, Dr. Karen Landers." "Scaling system is well," said Dr. Donald Williamson, President of the Alabama Hospital Association, according to the website. "We still have 900 fans and 21% of available ICU beds. The problem is clearly a question at the system level. This is a localized problem"

The state connected a reduction of 2,392 cases on June 16th. The high precedent was 1 654. "This is spreading as a wild fire," said the representative Greg Stanton Sunday. "The Arizona is the new national hotspot for Covid-19 with more than 4,400 new cases in the last 72 hours. Arizona's infection rate is now greater than three times higher than New York. " "This is not an abstract number of cases," Dr. Peter Hotez, the Dean for the National School of Tropical Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine,NPR said. "We see that people accumulate in intensive care units."

With 2,783 cases reported on June 16, Florida remains a political hotspot and a COVID-19 access point. "Florida Gov. Ron Desantis and other Republican officials, including President Trump, say that the growing number of new cases was planned and is mainly the result of an increase in tests. Florida is now more than 200,000 people per week, more than double the number of numbers tested. Weekly in mid-May, "ReportsNPR. "But local officials and public health experts are concerned about other statistics show that coronavirus is still spreading in Florida. The State Health Department indicates that the number of people with emergency rooms Hospital with symptoms of influenza and COVID-19 is rising. Also disturbing - the percentage of positive tested people for the virus increases. "

Three hundred and seventy-nine cases marked a record of June 16th. With hospitalizations up and more cases specific to Nevada, Gov. Steve Sisolak said: "We are not ready to enter the reopening phase 3."

"Health leaders connect the point in the state of the state to the Nevada entering Phase 2 of its reopening two weeks and a half ago," ReportsKtnv. "They say with gymnasiums, bars and other companies capable of reopening weekend gatherings and mass events, they saw social distance and other pandemic practices come out of the window."

North Carolina makes headlines across the country for its outbreak. "The number of hospitalized patients related to Covid-19 of North Carolina has reached a new high Tuesday with 829," ReportsWNCNOn the same day, the state reached its largest average of seven days of cases. GOV. Roy Cooper can make face masks a must. "We want people to voluntarily do that," he said. "But we look at, potentially, rules to make these obligations."

Cases over several of the last seven days broke the last 200 mark, unlike forever, with a record 228 reported on June 16th. From this writing, President Donald Trump still plans to have an indoor gathering in the state, alarming local health authorities. "Health leaders indicate that hospitalization numbers will likely continue to climb as a growing percentage of CVIV-19 tests in Oklahoma come back positive for the virus," reportsKfor. "We have reached a higher summit than any other point of the pandemic here in the state," said Dr. Dale Bratzler, depending on the network. "Unfortunately, we plunge the curve in the wrong direction."

The state pauses its reopening plans as a record of 278 cases were reported on June 16. A recent epidemic has been "associated with the lighthouse of the United Pentecostal Church of the County of the Union, where 99 new cases of Covid-19 have been identified Monday"Oregon live. "Public health officials expect to discover" many "more cases in Northeast County of Oregon when more test results come back."

The seven-day average is at a height of all time, with a record of 840 cases reported this week. "New cases of COVID-19 have almost doubled in Alabama and South Carolina of the second week of June compared to the seven previous days",Reuters found. "When asked to comment on the increases, South Carolina and Alabama said that some residents did not follow the recommendations to maintain the social distance, avoid large gatherings and carry a mask in public."

A large number of 4,098 cases affect recording books on June 16, almost double or triple previous numbers. "Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has announced Tuesday the highest number of new cases of Cvid-19 of the state. He also reported a second high record: 2,518 people hospitalized with the Texas virus, up 2,326 by day earlier, "ReportsNPR. "Despite rising rising among sick people with the virus, Abbott said that the reason for his press conference was to let Texans know the hospital capacity" abundant "to treat people with CVIV-19. SEM and Other officials spent a large part of the briefing knowing the availability of the state hospital bed. "

Vice President Mike Pence has called for concerns about Covid-19 "overblown" and says there will be "no second wave". Dr. Akhter provides a counterpoint: "It's very important that people know that whatever your policy, whatever your family members can do, all you want to do to have fun, there is really a huge pandemic. He stated at Central AZ. "It's important to distance even if you're not sick." Stay on six feet from others, wear a face mask and follow the CDC guidelines to stay safe. And to cross this pandemic with your healthiest, do not miss theseThings you should never do during the pandemic coronavirus.