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The day experts warned us from ourselves have come: the United States is registered more than100,000 COVID-19 casesIn a day - and then broke this record yesterday. It seems that there is no endpoint, with Thanksgiving and its potential to spread the virus among families and between the state borders around the corner. Read to see which folders have been broken and to ensure your health and health of others, do not miss theseWithout signs that you have already had coronavirus.

The United States reported 116,707New coronavirus infectionsThursday. It is from the previous registration, 102 831, the day before. Breaking 100,000 cases a day was something that experts hoped never happening, but they had warned it. "I think it's important to tell you and the American public that I am very worried because it could be very bad,"Dr. Anthony FauciTold the Senate more than four months back, warning that we pay 100,000 daily cases. "We can not continue to pretend that this virus goes better." His prediction has become reality.

The trend line rises in states such as North Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas, which record higher numbers than ever before. No coincidence, many of these states are "Trump countries", which means that the responsibility to stay safe lies in the hands of its citizens more than public governments. "Today, statistically, marks the worst day for North Dakota," Gov said. Doug Burgum (R)Thursdaycalling "individual responsibility" instead of any mandate.

Where there is rising cases, there is an increase in hospitalizations. Where there are hospitalizations, there are dead. Although doctors are experiencing many more things about how to treat Covid-19, reducing the overall mortality rate, there is no cure. Twenty-three people died of Covid in Massachusetts yesterday. Five in Oregon. Fifty-one in New Jersey. They add up every day. In a macabre touch this week, a legislature candidate of the state of Northern Dakota and his partisan Trump won his elections - but was dead this week of Covid-19.

It just sounds from a bad movie B, but it's true: "Only nine intensive care beds were available on Wednesday morning in the middle of a covid-19 thrust that sends more minnesotans in hospitals," reports theTribune. "When you start seeing our hospitals fill, it will not be a place to be a place or two places. It will happen everywhere in the state of Ohio," said Governor Governor of the Governor 'Ohio, Mike Dewine, who described the increasing number of cases like "shocking high." In the cities of Utah and Texas, hospitals in the field had to open up to welcome overflow, but members of the staff are also short.

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Although some states refuse to implement mandates or even suggested rules, others start to tighten. Massachusetts has just published aResidence advice at home, which begins tonight, asking citizens to stay at home after 22 hours. El Paso, Texas, now applies rules that limit the number of people authorized to meet inside and restaurant and gymnasiums. "After weeks ofRising coronavirus infections, Montgomery County will probably become the first locality of the Washington region to reimpose significant restrictions on social and commercial activity, "reports theWashington Post. Expect that it sounds like this in the near future.

As for yourself, do everything you can to prevent you from installing-Covid-19 in the first place, no matter where you live: wear yourfacial maskBe tested if you think you have coronavirus, avoid crowds (and bars and evenings of the house), practice social distance, do only run essential races, wash your hands regularly, disinfect frequently affected areas and to cross this healthiest pandemic, do not miss these 35 places you are most likely to catch Covid .