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Florida records 9,300 new coronavirus cases, blows past New York

By Diane Craft

 

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FILE PHOTO: EMTs cleanse their materials outside Memorial West Hospital where coronavirus disease (COVID-19) patients are treated, in Pembroke Pines, Florida, U.S. July 13, 2020. REUTERS/Maria Alejandra Cardona/File Photo

 

(Reuters) - Florida on Sunday became the second state after California to overtake New York, the worst-hit state at the start of the U.S. novel coronavirus outbreak, according to a Reuters tally.

 

Total COVID-19 cases in the Sunshine State rose by 9,300 to 423,855 on Sunday, just one place behind California, which now leads the country with 448,497 cases. New York is in third place with 415,827 cases.

 

Still, New York has recorded the most deaths of any U.S. state at more than 32,000 with Florida in eighth place with nearly 6,000 deaths.

 

On average, Florida has added more than 10,000 cases a day in July while California has been adding 8,300 cases a day and New York has been adding 700 cases.

 

The surge in Florida has continued as the state's Republican Governor Ron DeSantis has repeatedly said he will not make mask-wearing mandatory and that schools must reopen in August.

 

On the contrary, New York state has managed to get the virus under control, with stores and restaurants shuttered and the wearing of masks mandatory.

 

Florida on Sunday overtook New York in cases of the novel coronavirus, behind only California in the U.S. epidemic. Lisa Bernhard produced this report.

 

The rise in cases also comes as President Donald Trump is pushing to re-open U.S. schools in the fall, despite teachers' and families' concerns that children could contract or transmit the disease should they return to the classroom.

 

After New York, Texas has the most total coronavirus cases at 391,000. Texas Governor Greg Abbott said Tropical Storm Hanna, which made landfall on Saturday as a Category 1 hurricane, was especially challenging as it was sweeping through an area of the state that has been the worst hit by the coronavirus.

 

For the tenth time in July, Alaska set a record for a one-day rise in cases, with 234 new infections on Sunday, bringing the state's total to 3,100.

 

Oklahoma hit a record for new cases five times in July, with 1,204 new infections on Sunday bringing the state's total to 31,285.

 

More than 146,000 Americans have died of COVID-19 - nearly a quarter of the global total -- and there are nearly 4.2 million confirmed cases in the country, or at least 1 in 79 people have been infected.

 

(Reporting by Diane Craft; Editing by Lisa Shumaker and Daniel Wallis)

 

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45 minutes ago, jybkk said:

How can you think the death count is still the same as the flu with 150K US Covid deaths in less than 6 months while flu deaths range from 20 to 60K per year.

Globally the death count is the same as the flu
Flu Kills 646,000 People Worldwide Each Year: Study
if it makes it easier for you just change "everyone" to "most people"????

people are being counted as covid death simply because they test positive (guidance from CDC) regardless of what actually kills them
many have underlying conditions, not to mention the financial incentive to hospitals to diagnose them with covid
(negative test results can still be diagnosed as positive according to FDA testing protocol)


in the UK 95% of "covid deaths" have pre-existing underlying conditions
https://www.england.nhs.uk/statistics/statistical-work-areas/covid-19-daily-deaths/

then we have people being shot 7 times, but "died from covid"
Man who tried suicide by cop to avoid COVID-19 death succumbs to virus

and thousands more people reported as "covid deaths" who were never tested
New York City adds 3,700 to death toll of coronavirus without ever having tested them

Do you even try to think before posting something?

 

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2 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Can you provide the evidence that Herd Immunity for the Coronavirus is attainable?

can you provide evidence that it is not ?

providing there are no lock downs etc. to prevent it.........oh wait, too late for that????‍♂️

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6 minutes ago, steelepulse said:

Stockholm in the nursing homes you mean?  Why, it's quite high as is  the population density of Stockholm.

 

How about the stats of a grand total of 71 people under the age of 50 dying from covid in Sweden? 

 

How about the fact of those that died of covid had an average age older than pre covid days? The same applies to New York.  

 

How about this graph that shows the US number of deaths being as the same as march levels?  Looks like there isn't any correlation to cases and deaths now does it.  In fact, cases are up, deaths are down just like every seasonal flu and coronavirus that have come before this.

 

 

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Please provide a link to where you obtained the ‘graph’ you have posted.

 

 

The US is currently facing a death toll of 1000 deaths per day, refer link below:

 

 

https://abcnews.go.com/US/coronavirus-updates-hundreds-texas-bar-owners-pledge-defiance/story?id=71982262

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7 hours ago, bodga said:

Brazil is a massive country with many different climatic  zones, its  not  all  hot. The lowest temperature  recorded in Brazil was -14c

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Climate_of_Brazil

Its equatorial and has a lot of tropical rain forest.

 

Thailand's lowest temperature is -1.4c. Are you suggesting that Thailand is therefore cold?

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1 hour ago, bodga said:

Feel  free to dispute the fact that Brazil does not have many different climatic  zones, I'm waiting

60 % of Brazilians (Which is about the population of Thailand) live in a tropical climate , that is similar to Thailands climate 

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