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For the first time, more than 90,000 new cases of corona have been recorded in one day in the United States. More than 1,000 people die every quarter of a day and more and more must be hospitalized. In various states of lashes, the number is deep red.
The contagion record comes less than a week before the November 3 presidential election.
But according to the White House, President Donald Trump has managed to “end the corona pandemic.” The item is at the top of the list of what President Trump has accomplished in his first term.
START: President Donald Trump and his wife Melania walk down the flight of stairs at Andrews Air Force Base on their way home after a three-day election tour of several changing states.
Photo: JONATHAN ERNST / Reuters / NTB
91,295 new cases
In the last 24 hours, 91,295 new coronary cases have been registered in the United States, according to figures from Johns Hopkins University. This is the first time that the daily number has exceeded 90,000. The previous record is one week old, with 84,000 new cases.
The number of cases of infection amounts to about 9 million, which makes the United States the most affected country in the world.
For the third time in October, the death toll once again exceeded 1,000 in one day. So far 229,000 lives have been lost during the pandemic in the United States.
The number of hospital admissions is also increasing in several states, Reuters reports. 46,000 Americans are hospitalized. That’s more than 50 percent more than the previous month.
12 states with infection logs
Although Trump’s people brag about the president’s record, the White House task force admits the nation is “going in the wrong direction.” The group cautions that the persistently high spread required aggressive action to reverse the trend.
On Thursday, 12 states set new infection records: Illinois, Indiana, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio and Oregon. Several of these tougher frames are important swing states that can decide whether President Donald Trump will be replaced by Joe Biden.
Stores eliminate firearms
In many places, there is great unrest from unrest and violence as the count continues after Election Day.
Last night the news came that the American chain of stores Walmart has withdrawn firearms and ammunition from its stores to protect employees and customers.
The chain does this before the elections for fear that access to weapons could trigger acts of violence.
Instagram will stop fake election numbers
Photo-sharing service Instagram announced last night that they are making changes to their photo sharing to prevent spreading false results about the presidential election. The company said it has temporarily removed the banner “recently” for users in the United States. The purpose is to prevent the spread of false and harmful content while counting.
Valkampinnspurt
The two presidential candidates held a voter meeting in Florida on Thursday: the president at a large outdoor gathering in Tampa, while Joe Biden spoke at a meeting in the same city where supporters sat in their cars. Biden arrived in Tampa accompanied by his granddaughter Nathalie Biden.
Joe Biden arrived in the important state of Florida accompanied by his granddaughter Nathalie Biden.
Photo: Andrew Harnik / AP / NTB
Florida is important to both candidates. In 2016, Trump won the state with 1.6 percent of the vote ahead of Hillary Clinton. If Trump does not win this state, most analysts predict that he will lose the election because it will be difficult for him to reach the goal of 270 electoral votes without the 29 envoys from Florida.
On Thursday night, Trump had to cancel a planned voter rally in Fayetteville, North Carolina due to tropical storm “Zeta.” Instead, he preferred the soldiers at the Fort Bragg military base before returning with his wife to Washington DC. The Fayetteville Elections Conference is adjourned to Monday.
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