14 states and Puerto Rico hit highest seven-day average of new COVID-19 infections
Even as curves have bent, the numbers are still too high, and the 36-65,000 death toll from Trump’s inaction remains part of the 114,000 US death toll.
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9-June #COVID19 regional Case Progress charts for US states. 23 out of 52 (1 more than yesterday) have 7-day average daily counts of less than 50% of max, indicating their peak has likely passed. 8 out of 52 are at a new (7-day average) daily high today. pic.twitter.com/yEDAONbrtq— Robert Williams (@isfBob) June 10, 2020
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These 14 states just hit their highest 7-day average of #COVID19 cases: Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Florida Kentucky New Mexico North Carolina Mississippi Oregon South Carolina Tennessee Texas Utah. Also Puerto Rico.https://t.co/OFCN7V0mjU#coronavirus@bellwak— David Beard (@dabeard) June 9, 2020
Global #COVID19 death toll (@FT) – US share of aver. global daily deaths has fallen to 19% – Latin America & Caribbean now account for 47% of aver. daily global deaths, offsetting decline in Europe & UShttps://t.co/897NWPLaVDpic.twitter.com/BOBatx369U— COVID19 Digest (@Covid19Digest) June 9, 2020
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Satellite imagery showing visits to Wuhan hospitals as well as Chinese internet search inquiries about coronavirus-type symptoms suggest the virus may have arrived in Wuhan as early as October 2019, but Chinese authorities didn't let us know. https://t.co/tj17qz4xxnpic.twitter.com/CaoXwy0bxm