One of AMERICA’s sundhedstopfolk see positive developments in New York, but it remains hard hit by the coronavirus.
While the death toll rises in New York city, is the curve of the coronaindlæggelser by flat out.
It says the director of The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious diseases in the UNITED states, Anthony Fauci, according to the news agency dpa.
the Development reflects a trend across the UNITED states to the many actions to keep the distance begins to take effect, he believes.
– What we do works, ” says Fauci, who is one of the country’s sundhedstopfolk, according to dpa.
– In relation to deaths, this is a bad week. Actually see every day out to beat the record in relation to the day before. But at the same time we are seeing an increase in the number of dead, we see a rather dramatic decrease in the number of admissions.
Earlier Thursday reported Fauci, the u.s. forecasts are now approaching a total of 60,000 dead for the whole of the epidemic – which stands in contrast to the previous forecasts from The White House, which predicted more than 100,000 dead in the UNITED states.
With 799 deaths struck the state of New York on Wednesday local time, for the third day in a row a sad record in the number of daily deaths. A development, which governor Andrew Cuomo called the “shocking and painful”.
According to Reuters, the number of daily nyindlæggelser however, for the second day in a row of about 200, which is a significant improvement.
the death toll often reflect a smitteudvikling, there is weeks back, as the patient may go through a prolonged illness before the death occurs.
Despite the signs of a positive development in the infection. calls on the us authorities continue to have people fit in.
– You can’t relax. The flattening of the curve happens because of the things we did yesterday, says governor Cuomo, according to Reuters.
In total, over 7000 died in the state of New York, while over 16,000 americans have died with the virus.
95 percent of the UNITED states is under some form of “lockdown”, writes dpa.
Trump has talked about a possible re-opening of the economy next month, writes Reuters.
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