China News Service, Washington, June 4 (Reporter Shahan Ting) The number of confirmed cases of new coronary pneumonia in the United States exceeded 1.87 million on the 4th, and the number of deaths exceeded 108,000.
The picture shows the New York police riding a bicycle patrol near Times Square.
According to the statistics of Johns Hopkins University in the United States, as of 9 pm on the 4th, the number of confirmed cases of new coronary pneumonia in the United States reached 1.872 million, and there were 108,208 deaths. Among them, 375,000 were diagnosed in New York State, 162,000 in New Jersey, 124,000 in Illinois, 122,000 in California, and 102,000 in Massachusetts.
When Robert Redfield, director of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, attended the hearing of the Appropriations Committee of the House of Representatives of the United States on the same day, the protest march that broke out in the United States due to the death of Freud provided a "hotbed" for the spread of the new crown virus. To prevent the epidemic from spreading further, all people participating in the protest should be tested for new coronavirus in the next few days.
Redfield said that as all states in the United States have entered the stage of "restarting the economy", he is "very worried" that people's easing of the population too soon will cause the epidemic to rebound. In the capital, Washington, there are already "very many people who don't wear masks", and in many areas people have gathered without maintaining "social distance." He warned the public that at this stage they still need to "do their best efforts" to comply with relevant anti-epidemic guidelines such as wearing masks.
Redfield also said that the infectivity of the new coronavirus has not weakened. This autumn and winter will be a "difficult period", the new crown epidemic may recur again, and also face seasonal flu.
According to statistics from Johns Hopkins University, the number of new crown cases in 19 states has increased in the past week, 13 states have remained stable, and 18 states have shown a downward trend.
At present, many states including Texas and Florida have begun to enter the second stage of "restarting the economy." Although the number of new cases in Texas and Florida is still on the rise, the governors of both states have announced that they will enter the second phase of restart this week. The Governor of Texas said that all Texas businesses can "open the door" while maintaining 50% of the maximum passenger capacity. The Governor of Florida also announced that Florida will allow bars, movie theaters, bowling alleys, etc. to "open the door" this week.
The governor of Louisiana, where the number of new cases showing a downward trend, also announced the second phase of restart on the same day, but he also said that although the state of the state is "developing in a good direction," the face of the new crown epidemic "needs to be vigilant and cannot be relaxed." .
Recently, in response to whether the school can be "opened" in the fall semester, Fuch, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said that this depends on the situation of the new crown epidemic in the area where the school is located and cannot be generalized. Fudge believes that it is "too early" to discuss the start of school in the fall, and it should be determined according to the epidemic situation. He said that if the "school start" also needs to take anti-epidemic measures, students can not be gathered in the classroom, such as students can take turns to go to school, "small class" classes, maintain "social distance" and so on. (Finish)