The Corona situation has taken a different turn in the United States, which is vulnerable to the deaths of millions of people. On June 24, 38,115 people in the United States were diagnosed with coronary heart disease. This has again created a record of the highest number of infections in the country in a single day.
Coronavirus is spreading rapidly from the northeast to the southwestern United States. Special travel conditions have been imposed in three states, including New York. The intensive care unit in Houston, Texas, is not accommodating patients.
As many as 124,000 people have died of coronavirus infection in the United States as of June 24. Many do not agree with the calculation of this number. Many more are thought to have died.
More people have died in the United States since the coronavirus outbreak began at the end of February. No other country, like the United States, has had so much politics about the transmission and death of this virus.
Many areas in the United States that were in lockdown have now been reopened.
A large number of backward immigrants have died of coronavirus infection in the first phase in New York. Meanwhile, President Trump is also up for his second round of elections to start the country's economic turmoil.
He doesn't care about coronavirus anymore. Says, all will be normal. But due to the effect of Corona, millions of people have become unemployed. Those who were seeing the light of hope in the face of resumption of trade and commerce have to stop.
It is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post. Concerns have started again.
On April 24, 38,739 people were diagnosed with corona infection in one day in the United States. After two months of improvement, it has surpassed the previous number of infections on the same day in June. Health workers are getting scared. Infection is now on the rise again in at least 20 states in the United States.
Among the southern and western states, Florida, Texas, Oklahoma and South Carolina recorded the highest number of infections in a single day on June 24. The mayor of Houston, Texas, said the hospital's intensive care unit could no longer accommodate patients. He appealed to the state government for emergency help.
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