Even with all the warnings, more passengers had jammed the airport than any other day on Sunday since the coronavirus epidemic began. Millions of travelers hated the post-Thanksgiving boom that flooded California’s hospitals.
About 1.3 million passengers went through airport security, the highest since the onset of the epidemic, according to the Transportation Security Administration. The aggression of holiday travelers is raising fears of a further surge in coronavirus cases.
“I think we’re in a viral tsunami now,” said Dr. Robert Kim-Farley, a pathologist at the University of California, Los Angeles. “It just keeps coming. It’s heavy.”
Kim-Furley is afraid of what lies ahead. If one rises to the top of the boom, “your hospitals become overburdened, your intensive care unit beds become unavailable,” he said.
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti had a stupid warning about the consequences of New Year’s Eve celebrations. “It’s a choice that you can make either save lives or save lives,” he said.
Although U.S. health officials promised 20 million vaccine doses by the end of the year, only 11.4 million have been delivered and 2.1 million people have received the first dose of the vaccine.
In New York, officials are investigating reports that a clinic obtained the vaccine “fraudulently” and distributed it across the state. Governor Andrew Cuomo said Monday that anyone violating state regulations on vaccine priority could lose his license and face a 10 million fine.
“We want to send a clear signal to providers that if you violate this vaccination law, we will find out and take action against you,” Kumo said.
In Florida, hundreds of seniors have joined Moderna Inc. Camped overnight to get the vaccine. In California, it has erupted that U.S. The army is sending dozens of doctors and nurses to help.
“We’ll take care of you. We’ll find places. We’ll put you in the hall loaves. We’ll put you in the conference room. But ask yourself, is there a bed in the conference room that’s as good as a regular bed in the patient room? I don’t think so,” said a frontline doctor in California. Dr.
The coronavirus now kills one in every 1,000 Americans.
There is also growing concern in the UK about new strains of the virus that seem more contagious. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention now requires that travelers from Great Britain travel to the U.S. Shows negative test results before flying in the plane.
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