These 5 states see the worst coverage of COVID
The long decreasing national case race has also been broken as the numbers based.
After weeks of decline, the national average of seven days ofNew COVID cases in the United States stopped falling and starting at the plateau around June 8, according toThe New York Times. The news comes that the national vaccination rate also slowed down, close toa third of the Americans By saying now that they were hesitant to get their blows. But even as the two important figures, some states already see some of thePires of Covid Reemerge, according to the data ofThe Washington Post.
While the national average of COVID daily case is still down 18% over the last two weeks at 14,020, the last seven days have seen its descendant trajectory losing steam, according toThe temperature. Now, some health experts are starting to warn that a new threat could send cases of shooting.
During an appearance on CBS 'Face the nation June 13,Scott Gottlieb, MD, former Commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), said thatThe Delta variant The first discovery in India is now compromising progress in spraying the pandemic. "It will continue to spread. It's about. It seems to be more transmissible," warned Gottlieb.
"At the moment, in the United States, it's about 10% of infections. It doubles every two weeks," he said, adding that the variant was likely tobecome the dominant strain through the nation. GottLieb predicted that some states would be more likely to see COVID surges in the coming months, which concerns you: "I think in parts of the country where you have less vaccination, especially in certain parts of the South. Where you have cities where vaccination rates are low, there is a risk that you can see epidemics with this new variant. "
As at June 15, there are currently five jurisdictions that report two-digit increases from their seven-day new CVIV cases. Read to see which states see the worst side of Covid right now, according to the data ofThe Washington Post.
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5 California
New cases over the last seven days:2 cases per 100,000 people
Increase in percentage of the last seven days: 10 percent
4 Florida
New cases over the last seven days:9 cases per 100,000 people
Increase in percentage of the last seven days: 11%
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3 Utah
New cases over the last seven days:9 cases per 100,000 people
Increase in percentage of the last seven days: 16%
2 Missouri
New cases over the last seven days:9 cases per 100,000 people
Increase in percentage of the last seven days: 40%
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1 Arkansas
New cases over the last seven days:7 cases per 100,000 people
Increase in percentage of the last seven days: 42%
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