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Temperatures fall across the country and, like health experts predicted, CVIV-19 cases evolve in most countries. According to new data from Johns Hopkins University analyzed byCnnThursday, the United States reported 56,000 new cases on most cases, it was observed in one day nearly two months. In addition, ten states have experienced their first seven days for new daily infections. Read it to see which and to ensure your health and health of others, do not miss theseWithout signs that you have already had coronavirus.

While cases are at a height of all times in Alaska-more than 158 years. Mike Dunleavy publishedA video on FacebookThis week urges the Alaskans to take precautions and hide, but added that it is not necessary to "disturb" because of the death rates and hospitalization of the falling state.

"Nothing will replace individuals taking steps to protect themselves, loved ones and neighbors. And this includes wearing a mask when you are in a setting with others. Avoid contact with other people outside of Your family If you do not make you have to do this contact, "he said." But I just want to make sure we understand: None of us should be terrified today. None of us should be afraid today. We should worry. We should make sure that again we take all the precautions needed to prevent us from getting the virus. "

More than 677 new infections a day are a height of all time for Colorado. The Governor of the State, Jared Polis, has no qualitations of the diagnosis of President Donald Trump as a warning for all. "[Trump diagnosis] shows that the virus does not play favorites. This can affect one of us at any time. We do not all have the ability to have the same quality of care as the president does when He falls ill, "said Polis Tuesday. "It also shows the importance of having a hospital capacity for one of us. We are all tired of the virus. But the virus is not tired of us."

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Indiana culminated this week with 1 214 new cases on October 5th 5. Officials attribute the rise of superspread events, long-term care facilities and younger adults. "Some of the changes you see this week are the result of epidemics in long-term care facilities. Another county deals with the fall of more than 30 cases related to a single event in which people have gathered at the Interior nearby without masks, "Indiana State Health Commissioner Kristina Box explained at a press conference this week, also mentioning an increase in affairs related to persons under 20 years. "The concern is that these people are in the communities they go home to their families, they go to family gatherings, marriages, funerals, no matter they tend to infect age groups older. "

"Until we reached that day when we have a vaccine and more therapies between now and then, it's up to being able to act responsibly and that we can control propagation," added the governor Eric Holcomb.

The new daily infections of Minnesota reached 1103 on October 5th. They also reported a loved onerecordIn terms of hospitalizations-98, beat only one day in May. "The Covid-19 virus is unpredictable and, as we have seen in recent weeks, it continues to devastate our communities," Tim Walz said in a statement this week. "It is imperative that we have the necessary tools to meet this urgency of public health and protect the health and well-being of each minnesotan. This urgency is not completed."

1,726 new COVID cases were reported on October 5, breaking their previous record-1582 -set in July. Missouri Gov. Mike Parson, who refused to deliver a mask mandema during the pandemic, recently contracted coronavirus himself-would be withMore than 1,800 state employees.

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There were 510 new infections on October 8 in Montana, a state that continually violates its own records in the last month. This week GOV. Steve Bullock urged local jurisdictions to step up their efforts to slow spread. "Local elected officials must rise and say," We can do more to get the buy-in ". All tools are there to limit propagation and transmission. It is up to the inhabitants to enforce their guidelines," he declared. "... it can not all be solved from Helena."

In Nébraska, 563 new infections were reported on October 8 in mid-September, they broke their previous record in May and cases increased since. Hospitalizations are also upwards, according to Nebraska's Department of Health and Social Services, which reported that on Tuesday evening, 262 people were hospitalized in the state. Previous weekend hospitalizations culminated, with only 27% of currently open state hospital beds.

Infections have increased steadily in North Dakota since summer, and recently culminated at 458 on October 8th. On Wednesday, the state broke records for active cases, newly confirmed cases and hospitalizations related to coronaviruses. "We have numbers that always go in the wrong direction," Gov. Doug Burgum, who resisted COVID-19 strict mandates throughout the pandemic, announced at a briefing. Hospitals approach capacities throughout the state and by theNew York TimesSome counties send patients through the status lines for treatment.

In early September, it appeared that Utah flattened their curve. However, in the mid-month, they experienced a case, which continued to climb. Currently, they culminate at 1144 cases on October 7th, October 7th. The state also knows a record of new hospitalizations. And, interesting enough, more than 8,000 mizes died after an epidemic in a mink fur farm, according to the AP.

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On September 1, Wyoming reported only 26 new COVID-19 cases. A little over a month later, they reached 147 reported on October 8 and also violate hospital archives. "A few weeks ago, our experience seemed so well, vigilance seemed to slip a little," said Gov. Mark Gordon at a press conference this week. "But now we saw a very serious deterioration under the conditions. We tend to the wrong direction, both in new cases and in hospitalizations."

As for yourself, no matter where you live itfacial mask, wash your hands, avoid crowds, do not get together with people inside, get your influenza shot - and crossing this pandemic with your healthier, do not miss these35 places you are most likely to catch Covid.