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the coronavirus Keep running U.S and in California there is a death boom. For now, the country of the Stars and Stripes continues to be the most affected since the beginning of the pandemic, which broke out 10 months ago, both due to the number of infections and deaths, registering record numbers.
Furthermore, the situation does not seem to be improving, despite the fact that operations abroad have also begun. vaccination campaign, after Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna candidates received the green light from the Food and Drug Administration.
Covid USA, death boom in California
United States continues face a really critical situationespecially in Los Angeles, California, the largest city in the western United States and the second most populous in the entire country after New York. In recent days there has been a real boom in deaths caused by the coronavirus and new infections.
The numbers are steadily increasing so much that the funeral home has stated that they no longer have the wood pine used for produce the coffins. Scenes that recall the tragic images of Bergamo last May. Magda Maldonado, called to manage Continental Funeral Homes, said the situation was really out of control, stating that “The funeral home no longer has space to receive the corpses. They all work seven days a week plus overtime. We are exhausted. We have one Covid victim every 10 minutes in this county“.
Another 115,000 victims expected in January in the United States
the new epicenter of the pandemic seems to have become the CaliforniaAs Auriel Suarez, owner of Universal Caskets Manufacturing Corporation, in East Los Angeles put it: “Wood is scarce, especially pine, which is the cheapest. In 52 years of activity, I have never seen anything like it “.
Meanwhile, theCinema industry stopped after the Hollywood-imposed shutdown at least until mid-month. Fear of the virus continues to increase in the country, and there are also lees that aggravate the situation forecasts that do not seem to show an improvement in the situation: after i 77,500 deaths in December, the month with the deadliest toll since the start of the pandemic, the figure is expected to reach 115,000 victims in January.
