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Many states had trouble getting Covid-19 under control but could get out of the other victorious side. However, just because an area saw a few months with a small number of Covid cases does not mean that they can not climb again again. Some states have learned this lesson to the hard way, including the Rhode Island and New Jersey, the two who have recently seencases start to increase slightly.Ashish jha, MD, Director of Global Health Institute of Harvard (HGHI), recently expressed concern about the possibility of the states-and northeastern Massachusetts in particular Spiking again. said Jha, "things get worse" in Massachusetts than the number ofcase begins to increase slowly.

JHA said Boston.com that he applauded the Massachusetts and New England to do "what the country needed to have done" to limit the coronavirus at the beginning of the pandemic. However, he said part of the north-east, including his native state of Massachusetts, is "heading in the wrong direction. "

Massachusetts closed quickly, remained closed until the curve had flattened, and then only had it started to reopen slowly and carefully, so what went wrong? "I'm afraid of many people who live in the northeast think we're done with the pandemic," said Jha. Although the slight rise in cases is very weak in Massachusetts, it is sufficient for workers.

According toThe New York Times, Massachusetts reported502 new cases On July 29, while only one month earlier, the state reported only 101 cases on June 29 "The data is at first, but it seems that we are on the way back,"David Rosman, MD, President of the Medical Society of Massachusetts, Tweeted July 26 "We should considerback down a phase. "

GOV.Charlie Baker blame "errors of judgment"For the slight rise case, specifically citing aMaster Party in Falmouth and part of the house in Chatham. Baker also said that officials would look at other potential groups related to a football camp, a party, a graduation party, a party on a private boat, and a 9-person ball.

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At a recent press conference, Baker acknowledged that cases increase, but assured that the statewould not need another lockdown As the majority of case groups come from events where people do not followProtective protocols rather than many restaurants and businesses.

In a bad warning, Jha said, "You start to really see big epidemics and increases, and at that time, it's just a lot, much harder to control. If Massachusetts does not do something to stop the rising cases, he said the state will probably not be able toreopen schools in autumn. JHA then added that he hopes that the slight increase in the data is not going to do as he did in many southern countries: "I feel like I saw this movie before and I do not like where he's going. " And for more information on states that see a similar peak, seeThese states that contained Covid are at risk of recurrence, expert signals.