The only state in which new cases of coronaviruses are now
This state has experienced a worst epidemics of the nation. Now he runs things.
look at allmap following the spread of coronavirus these days, and you'll be overwhelmed by the magnitude of our current outbreak. As reported byThe New York Times, A whopping 42 states and US territories currently seeincrease in new cases confirmed, While 11 others are stable at their current number. One State overcame all obstacles experienced a decrease in cases coronavirus this week. This state, surprisingly, is Arizona, which a few weeks ago had the honor to have dark one of the most serious epidemics of coronavirus country.
At its peak in early July, the Ministry of Arizona Health announced one day record of more5,200 new cases. By comparison, this week, the state recordedan average of 2,614 new cases per day-a 28 percent average decrease it two weeks ago.
The figures reflect declininga series of interventions published recently by Gov.Doug Ducey. First, the governor reversed his position on masks, giving cities and counties the right to mandate wear mask locally. Then hereopening rolled back by all bars, formwork cinemas, amusement parks, and indoor gymnasiums. Fortunately, these changes have triggered a constantdownward trend in the number of cases.
While this comes as a respite for Arizonans hit hard, it is clear that the state has won the battle, but not yet won the war. Covid Act Now, a team of health experts following the spread of viruses in real time, even class the threat level of the stateCode redIndicating "Active home or imminent". This is due to its "dangerous level of new cases,""Test dangerously low," and a hospital stretched precariously thin system.
There is little doubt that the moderate strategy of the state in relation to morefull range of measures lockdown-Is has had a significant impact on the spread of the virus. But only time will tell if it is enough to bring the figures of Arizona at really safe levels in the near future. And to learn more about how to react coronavirus See our country hot spots on75 percent of people in the hardest hit states support a return to Lockdown.
