The U.S. recorded more than 90,000 new coronavirus cases yesterday, a new daily high. That’s more than one new case every second, The Times’s Mike Baker notes.
The growth is worst in the Midwest and Southeast, as this map shows.
Some good news: Survival rates among severe virus patients are improving. At N.Y.U.’s hospital system, the death rate dropped to 8 percent in August, from 26 percent in March.
The New York Times
Me, Well, if one new Cronavirus case every second today, what will it be tomorrow and the day after – 1/2 second, 1/4 second – gets scary for you American’s right and look at Chinese China, not one case there at all – makes you think, right?
