These 3 states are the hot spots of coronavirus, no one talks about
The Gulf coast testifies to a drastic peak in Covid-19 cases that are eclipsed by their neighbors.
With California exceeding New York for theTotal number of coronavirus cases Nationwide and Texas'sHospitalization rate rise of the daySome COVID-19 hotspots are rightly concerned with the media and federal managers. But as other areas of the country are starting to see increased infection rates, many of theirStruggles to control the virus will notice. According toThe New York TimesThree states in particular become quickly deteriorated coronavirus hot spots and yet no one seems to talk about it.
These states, all in the Gulf coast, are currently testifyingIncreases in numbers related to Covid-19 very troubling. But there are some reasons why these states flew under the radar, the first being insufficient tests. "Some have always been there, we did not find it,"Susan Hassig, MD, Associate Professor of Epidemiology at the Tulane University of Public Health and Tropical Medicine School, saidThe temperature. In addition, Hassig emphasizes that responses to the pandemic have been slow in the three states, which werequick to reopen. Read it to find the hot spots of COVID growing that you have not noticed. And for more hot spots, the White House is worried, check11 hot spots of Covid that must be "aggressive".
1 Louisiana
Louisiana initially fought high infection rates in New Orleans in March and April. But the state in all saw cases comes from the flood afterBars and restaurants reopened on May 14. In fact, Louisiana has recently exceeded New York as the state with the most total cases reported per capita,The New York Timesreports. (Louisiana A2,189 cases of covidation for 100,000 people andNew York A 2 130.)
In a press conference on July 23, Louisiana Gov.John Bel Edwards announced thatThe hospitals of his state were currently "overloaded" With coronavirus patients and a second closure of all bars and restaurants is in effect. And for more information on cases in Louisiana, checkThe largest coronavirus hotspot in each state.
2 Alabama
Alabama has just recalledRECORD BREAKING DAYS With 61 coronavirus deaths on July 22 and the newest cases in one day (2,390) on July 23rd. According to COVID ACT card now,Alabama is at a high level of risk With regard to its infection rate, a positive test rate and a small number of available contact tracers. It is at the critical level for the new daily cases and the capacity of the ICU.
3 Mississippi
Mississippi testifies to its COVID-19 mortality rate faster than any other state of the US,The New York Timesreports. A state of stateThe mask mandate was adopted in Mississippi On July 10, only to be largely ignoredincluding by legislators themselves, who saw an epidemic of 41 cases among elected representatives. And for more information up to date,Sign up for our daily newsletter.
4 The Harvard Global Health Institute is currently painting a troubling image in the three states.
The HGHI Covid risk level map currently ranks Louisiana, Alabama and Mississippi among theFive years in the United States. In terms of newly reported cases per day per 100,000 people. Alabama and Mississippi both consider 38 new cases for 100,000 people and Louisiana has about 45 per 100,000 people. The only state of viewing more new cases per capita is Florida. And to see how other states pile up, checkWhat speed coronavirus spreads in each state.
