Covid news in the US
COVID-19 affects different people in different ways and we have different covid news from the world. The majority of people affected by the disease have minor to moderate signs, and after which they will be able to recover without hospitalization.
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The most common symptoms are:
- The fever
- cough
- tiredness
- loss of smell or taste
Common symptoms are:
- sore throat
- headache
- Pains and aches
- diarrhea
- A rash on the skin or discoloration of fingers and toes
- Eyes that are red or irritated
The number of newly diagnosed cases increased by 71% compared to the week before; however, the number of deaths fell by 10 percent. This is equivalent to 9.5 million new instances and nearly 41 000 deaths reported in the last week. On January 2, the total was almost 289 million cases, and almost 5.4 million deaths had been reported worldwide.
United States
- Coronavirus Cases:
            61,263,030
- Deaths:
           859,356
- Recovered:
          42,257,508
Patients Under Investigation (PUI) in the United States
CDC, in the beginning, provided information on the number of cases and individuals being investigated. This information was updated every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Below are the historical reports we could gather to monitor the development of the number of suspected cases and U.S. states affected during the early stages.
The virus can infect the mouth of an infected nose in tiny droplets of liquid when you cough or sneeze, sing or talk. The particles can range from larger aerosols to smaller ones.
It is possible to contract the virus through breathing into the virus if you’re in the vicinity of people who have COVID-19 and/or by touching the surface, and then your nose, eyes or mouth. The virus can be spread more easily inside and in areas with many people.
Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is an illness caused by the virus SARS-CoV-2.
With new versions of Omicron being discovered, it’s vital to maintain your protection against COVID-related illness that is severe.
Booster vaccination can enhance your protection and help keep your family members, and you protected.
Many who suffer from COVID-19 show minor to moderate symptoms, and then recover without any specific treatment. However, some patients become very unwell and need medical attention.
U.S. Airlines suspended ALL flights connecting China with between the U.S. and China
On 31 January Delta, American and United announced that they were suspending temporarily the entire mainland China flights because of the coronavirus virus epidemic. [14]
Checking passengers arrive at 20 airports throughout the U.S.
On the 17th of January, the CDC declared that 3 airports in the United States would begin screening travelers via China: SFO, JFK and LAX. Two more airports were added. On January 28th the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced that an additional 15 U.S. airports (bringing the total to 20) will begin screening inbound travellers from China.
Prior to this announcement on January 31:
UNITED AIRLINES
In January. 28, the government announced that it would cancel 24-hour flights connecting China and the U.S. and China for the month of February.
AMERICAN AIRLINES
On the 29th of January it will cease flights connecting Los Angeles to Shanghai and Beijing from February. 9 to March 27 in 2020. The airline will continue operating its scheduled flights (10 every daily from 9 to 27 March) departing from Dallas Fort Worth all the way to Shanghai and Beijing as well as flights connecting Los Angeles and Dallas-Fort Worth to Hong Kong.
DELTA
It has not changed its flight schedules directly connecting China to the U.S. China. It is also the sole airline to have direct flights, but did not take any action yet.
The White House was considering issuing an order prohibiting flights linking China and the United States and China in the latter part of January. 28[1111. Italy announced on the 31st of January that it was suspending flights between and within China following the initial two coronavirus cases that were discovered in Italy.
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