Providence, RI (AP) – U.S. Surrounding state and local authorities are reversing social-distance rules again after a vague effort over the summer, allowing bars, restrooms and gyms to open. Fans gather mask-free in football games. President Donald Trump is holding crowded indoor rallies.
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Fala., Tallah se c, fla. Bill Hasselbeck, owner of Leon Pub in Ma, says the bar has been misbehaved during the coronavirus outbreak. He spent Monday night, September 14, 2020, on his bar that his more regular patrons would begin to return, now that Florida has eased more restrictions to reopen the state’s economy. (AP Photo / Bobby Kaina Calvan)
While some Americans may see things like measures approaching normal, public health experts warn that U.S. Adjusting yourself to failure – again.
“People are becoming very vague about the epidemic,” said Mark Roop, a professor at the University of Nebraska Medical Center and president of Infectious Diseases. The governor of Nebraska lifted almost all of his state’s sanctions on Monday, despite new cases of coronavirus. Increase.
“I think he’s setting us up for further transmission and more people get sick and unfortunately, more people die,” Rapper said.
In the US.5, according to calculations conducted by Johns Hopkins University. The virus has been blamed for more than a million confirmed infections and the deaths of 195,000 people.
At the end of July, the number of cases dropped from an average of 67,000 new infections to about 1,000 to 1,000, while the figure has risen dramatically. Deaths are running at about 750 a day, down from a peak of about 2,50 at the end of April.
In recent days, Mississippi has allowed restaurateurs to increase their customer capacity by up to 75%. New Jersey reopened the gym and indoor dining in the restaurant, despite limited capacity. The governor of Michigan allowed Jims to reopen and the sport resumed. County commissioners in Pinelas County, Florida, are set to discuss Thursday whether to repeal their mask ordinance.
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Zac Preston and his wife, Eli Preston, are regulars at the Leon Pub in Tel Aviv, Falah. They spent Monday night, September 14, 2020 in a once-popular watering hole. The pub hopes that more of its patrons will begin to return to reviving the business in the wake of the coronavirus epidemic. (AP Photo / Bobby Kaina Calvan)
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On Monday night, September 14, 2020, Malth Helms, left, chats with Zalh Preston and his wife, Eli Preston, at the Leon Pub in Talah, C, Fla. He has been a regular at the once-popular water hole, trying to revive his business in the wake of the coronavirus epidemic. (AP Photo / Bobby Kaina Calvan)
Public health experts have noted that it is safe to resume some activities in communities where the incidence of infection is low.
The country’s top infectious disease specialist Dr. Anthony Faucy, who appeared via video at Vermont Governor Phil Scott’s virus briefing on Tuesday, praised the state’s response and its steps to reopen safely. He urged Vermont to wear masks, avoid crowds and take other simple precautions.
But elsewhere, experts say, the case count is too high to start high-risk activities such as going to bars, gyms, theaters and stadiums, participating in nearby contact sports or eating inside restaurants.
In most communities in Florida, with a little caution, the bar was allowed to reopen at 50 percent capacity on Monday. But Florida’s three largest counties – Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach – have closed their bars due to the high number of cases.
Even where drinking establishments have decided to reopen, some owners and customers are hesitant.
Monday night’s crowds at The Leon Pub, a mile away from Florida’s Capitol to Tallahassee, were less crowded, as it has been for a very long time, a tyrannical summer.
“He’s been playing cricket and messing up,” said Barrender Lure Ren Bryant.
Among the few were Ellie Preston and her husband. “We have been agreeing for some time. It felt good to be normal, “he said.
Florida bars were closed on St. Patrick’s Day in March, allowed to reopen in June, then ordered to reopen about two weeks after an increase in virus cases. Leon Pub was allowed to reopen in July because it had a restaurant license.
Jim Smith. The owner of the weak Paulna Powerhouse in Tallahassee, intends to keep his place closed until his fury is over.
“I miss going to work every day. I miss seeing customers and employees. “We have to keep this thing under control,” he said. “
It’s not just government officials who waive sanctions. In Milwaukee, the Roman Catholic archbishop said he would not make an excuse to worship in person unless he was ill or would take care of a sick person. Meanwhile, cases are on the rise in Wisconsin.
Some local officials are sabotaging the cases.
In Kencha’s Wichita, health officials made it mandatory to wear a bar curfew and a mask. Officials in Framingham, Massachusetts, said they have begun imposing ડો 500 fines on property owners who violate property and mask-wearing rules.
Public health experts said they are concerned they are seeing a pattern: a reduction in cases relieves officers and regular Americans of measures to stay safe, and a return from infection and death.
“Please, you’ve done so well, don’t take your guard down.” The FC said during a video call with the governor of Vercha during a news conference. “Because if we do, we’re going to see a surrogate who will put us back where we were months ago.”
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Cal Calway reported from Florida’s Tallahassee, Ring reported from Stomo, Vermont. Journalists from the Associated Press around the United States contributed to this report.
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