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Last week,Anthony Fauci, MD, says that despiteNew cases of Covid-19 mounted significantly In some parts of the country, it did not plan the need to return to the "absolute lockdown" -Even for the experienced states the most alarming resurgence of coronavirus. "I do not think we're talking about returning to rent," said the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, in an interview with AFP, CBS News reported on June 18. However, many can - and changed in a week. Nevertheless, Dr. Déci is held by his statement.

In the last seven days,California reported high record numbers In new cases a day, usuallyFlorida, Arizona, Texasand several other states.Hospitals are short of beds In some states. And, according to the data from the Johns Hopkins University, the United States reported 34,720 new cases confirmed on June 24 - a total of the day and the largest country has been seen since the end of April. Given these statistics and a number of others with respect to developments, several medical experts - specialists of infectious and virologous diseases - have been recorded by saying thatReturning to lock can be the only viable solution In some states where the situation seems to be beyond control of preventive measures such as masks and social distancing. Dr. Faisci, however, is not a complete agreement with this assessment.

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Speaking before the Committee on the House on Energy and Trade of 23 June, CNBC reported that Fauci mentioned in Texas, Arizona, Florida and other states as "a serious problem", "but not one that required locking as a solution. "I would not necessarily say an absolute closure, lock, but if someone goes from the gateway to the two phase phase and they have problems in phase two, maybe they will have to come back In the first phase, "he said before reiterating," I do not think they must necessarily return to the rental. "

Instead, wealthy suggests taking a localized approach, which may include certain states that have to put aTemporary break on the next phase of their reopening plan. And a handful of states like Utah, Oregon, North Carolina and Louisiana do this. As the situation continues to grow, we will see if more drastic measures are needed or not. But until then, "I think we're talking about attempting to better control these areas of the country who seem to have a case surge," said Fauci, according toReport byBarron. And hear the opinion of another expert on what needs to be done to control the coronavirus, consultThese 5 states must take "urgent action," says Harvard Doctor.