US records over 53,000 coronavirus cases in 24 hours


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The United States reported more than 55,000 new COVID-19 cases on Thursday, the largest daily increase any country has ever reported

A flood in coronavirus cases over the United States over the previous week has put President Donald Trump's treatment of the emergency under the magnifying lens and drove a few governors to stop intends to revive their states after severe lockdowns.

The day by day U.S. count remained at 55,274 late Thursday, besting the past single-day record of 54,771 set by Brazil on June 19.

Only fourteen days back, the United States was revealed around 22,000 new cases a day. It has now announced in excess of 40,000 cases for seven straight days and broken records for new cases three days straight, as indicated by the count.

New contaminations rose in 37 out of 50 U.S. states in the previous 14 days contrasted and the fourteen days earlier toward the beginning of June, as indicated by a Reuters investigation.

Florida announced the greatest increment of any state so far on Thursday, recording more than 10,000 new cases in a solitary day. With 21 million inhabitants, the state has revealed more new day by day coronavirus cases than any European nation had at the stature of their episodes.

Dr. Anthony Fauci, top of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, cautioned not long ago the every day increment in new U.S. cases could arrive at 100,000 without across the country measures to slow the rate.

While testing rates have expanded, so has the level of positive outcomes. Hospitalizations have likewise soared.

Broadly, 7% of coronavirus demonstrative tests returned positive a week ago, up from 5% the earlier week, as indicated by a Reuters examination. Arizona's inspiration test rate was 24% a week ago, Florida's was 16%. Nevada, South Carolina, and Texas were all at 15%, the examination found.

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