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Each state in the United States is now at least in the early stages of reopening, but that could change soon. A handful ofStates have been peak in coronavirus cases Since the lifting of their orders remain at home, which could send citizens again in quarantine. June 12, at a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC),Jay C. Butler, The Deputy Director of Infectious Diseases of the CDC, asked ifCoronavirus loopbacks would still be needed. "If cases begin to go back, and especially if they increase dramatically, it is important to recognize that the more mitigation efforts like what has been implemented in March can be again needed," he said .

Although Butler did not provide specific figures for what the CDC considers a dramatic increase, he said the decision to return to Lockdown "really needs to be done according to what's going on at the local level of the community with regard to the transmission of the disease. »

According to Butler, officials will have to closely monitor the various aspects of their number of coronaviruses to assess whether their community needs to return to cellular isolation. "The most important thing is to be able to monitor what is happening in terms of the activity of people, what is the degree of adhesion, and then also followed the degree of transmission which is through the surveillance occurring disease" , said Butler.

In the end, he recalled that even thoughStates reopen, The pandemic is not over. And some states see that more than others.

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A handful of states reopened in late April, while others did not enter a reopening phase in June. In some of the states at the beginning reopened, there was a noticeableCOVID-19 increase since the Weekend of Memorial Day. According to a recent CNBC data analysis, theNumber of new cases of coronaviruses was 20600 per day on May 28 the lowest in eight weeks. Since then, however, the numbers have been on the rise. Last week, for example, several states like Florida, Texas, and Oregon-have seen their highest number of new cases a day ever since the pandemic has started.

June 14,Angela Rasmussen, PhD,Virologist at the center of Columbia University for Infectious and Immune Diseases, Tweeted at least four states should goBack in the lock Now: Arizona, Alabama, North Carolina and South Carolina. "They are only the most urgent," she wrote. "The numbers are really getting worrying in many states. »

The County of Harris County in Texas, where new cases are rising, warned that the region isThe approach of a need of lockdown, Although it is to the governor to decide. "I'm more and more concerned that we will reach theaccipiction of a disaster, »Harris County JudgeLina Hidalgo warned on June 11 "this week, theCOVID-19 Population General Hospital In Harris County is the highest he has ever been. He was the highest Monday, and he worsened every day. And for places to avoid during reopening, consultThe 10 dangerous seats you can always get coronavirus, say the experts.