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We are in the middle of a fourth wave ofcoronavirusAnd in many ways, it looks like the pandemic before vaccines, cases greater than 100,000 per day and hospitals fulfill beyond capacity in some states. The difference? The sickest people are not vaccinated. However, the new Delta variant can infect anyone. And where you have questions, because the high transmissibility areas lead to more cases. Read to see 5 states that have the most worried experts right now - and to ensure your health and health of others, do not miss these Sure sign that you have "Long" Covid and may even know.

Only 36% of the Alabamans arevaccinated And it's a shame because: "The Alabama Public Health Department has published new data to show how effective vaccinations are against CIVID-19.WSFA. "94.1% of all CVIV-19 deaths were among those who were not vaccinated." "The current data show that the entirely vaccinated people who get COVID-19 are much less likely to become seriously ill, to go to the hospital or die of Covid-19," said the Department of Health. "Covid-19 vaccines work."

Cases can be a tray in the south, but for unvaccinated children, they should increase. The former FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb stated that the data show that "there is evidence that the epidemic begins to slow down and that day cases during the day begin to decline. And this is in the natural national trends now in Florida, which has been the epicenter of the epidemic in this country. If you look at different age categories in Florida, each age category shows the drop in the number of day cases over the day, with the exception of school-aged children, children aged six to 19 years. This is the only category that is still growing and expanding. Quickly because what's going on is, they open opening schools earlier in southern schools, open earlier in the south of the backdrop of a lot of prevalence and infection entering schools and that It is difficult to be difficult to control schools. "

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It's "a moment that is risky to travel at this moment," said the governor of Hawaii David Igé at a press conference. "I encourage everyone to restrict and restrict travel to Hawaii," Igé said. "It's not a good time to travel in the islands." "The IgE warning comes that Hawaii continues to see an increase in COVID cases and hospitals have reached capacity. There have been more than 9,300 new cases over the last two weeks, according to theState Health Department. The majority of new cases have been in Oahu, one of the most popular Hawaiian destinations for travelers, "according toCBS News. "We see more coovidant patients in our hospitals and ICUs fill," Igé said on Monday. "We know we have to take action now to reduce the spread of COVID and ensure that our hospitals are not exceeded."

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"CoronavirusCases in children have increased over the last month - about 38,000 at the end of July to more than 180,000 years last week, according to the US Academy of Pediatrics, "ReportsCBS News. "In Mississippi alone, three weeks in the school year, Covid-19 Children's toll is amazing. Nearly 12,000 students have been tested positive for the virus, with nearly 29,000 people now in quarantine. Sadder is Always the history of Covid of M'Kayla Robinson. On the eighth grader of the year began to feel sick on Wednesday, August 11th and died of Covid on Saturday. "Only 37% of people in the state are vaccinated.

"After months of generalized availability,Only 34.8% of the total population of Wyoming has been fully vaccinated, according to data from the Wyoming Ministry of Health. As for residents of Laramie County,The number is slightly higher at 41.9%, according to the disease control centers and prevention, "reportsWyoming News. "I also hope that, as people see what Covid makes with their friends and family and neighbors, and what he disputes our hospital with here in the County of Cheyenne and Laramie, that it would also be a pilot To go and get a shot, "said Dale Steenbergen, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Chamber of Commerce of Greater Cheyenne.

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No matter where you live: Follow the foundations of public health and help put an end to this pandemic, no matter where you live-you will impede vaccinate. If you live in an area with low vaccination rates, wear a N95 facial mask Do not travel, social distance, avoid big crowds, do not go inside with people you are not shelter with (especially in bars), practice good hand hygiene and protect your life and the lives of others, don 't visit one of these 35 places you are most likely to catch Covid .