This state previously "safe" has just seen a thrust in cases of COVID
The state recorded an increase of 112% of new cases - just one week after its lowest numbers of all time.
States across the South and Southwestern United States attended aSurge in cases of coronaviruses If severe, they begin to overtake New York, the former world epicenter of the disease. But after the fight against initially high case numbers, the Northeast has experienced some of the lowest rates of infection in the country, most states manage to verify their business. Unfortunately, a state that has been very recently considered "safe" with a drop in numbers has seen an increase in COVID cases: New Jersey. The latest declared numbers of the state show theirNew cases jumping 112% In just seven days.
Coincidence, the mounting of 2,066 new cases comes only one week after New Jersey hadposted its average of seven days the lowest only 224 new cases. But despite the previously encouraging figures, the state publicly had difficulty enforcing its mandates of social distancing andBans on large gatherings, which are currently limited to less than 100 people inside and 500 for outdoor events.
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July 25, a party of700 people who stand in an airbnb The property of Jackson City took five hours for the rupture of the local police, reported CNN. "Go people! Come on,"GOV. Phil murphy said of the meeting during a coronavirus news court the next day. "This unnecessarily puts men and women in uniform and their families in danger."
The popular summer community of Long Beach Island has also been touched by a thrust in cases related to a great gathering when30 local rescuers positive tested for COVID-19 After attending a post-job party. The figures reported between the two persons also concern the warnings of medical experts that, as in the South, this case isconsisting mainly of young people gather for summer parties,The New York Times reports.
The governor's office responded to the news highlighting that even with overvoltage, the stateDaily new cases reported for 100,000 people is always one of the lowest of the nation and a test shift had been partly to blame for the rise of STARK,The temperature reports.
State officials, however, do not seem to take the news lightly. "In the last four months, we crushed the curve, but people, this is Softment," said Murphy on July 29th. "We have now returned back or less where we were a month ago in the daily number of new cases. We can not go back. We can not afford to go back. "And for overvoltages of Covid more surprising,This destination once "safe" now has an epidemic of Covid..
