Coronavirus: Resurgences

Turkey imposed its strictest lockdown since the beginning of the pandemic, as the country’s total number of cases surpassed half a million.
Hospitals in Rhode Island are full and the state opened a 353-bed field hospital today for coronavirus patients, The Providence Journal reports.
Europe’s traditional Christmas markets, which draw thousands of festive revelers into plazas to enjoy mulled wine, colorful lights and public art, have largely been canceled this year.
Hong Kong will limit public gatherings to two people, including two per table at restaurants, as it battles a surge in cases.

Here’s a roundup of restrictions in all 50 states.
What else we’re following

Dr. Anthony Fauci told ABC’s “The Week” that the U.S. may experience a “surge upon a surge” of cases in the coming weeks because of Thanksgiving gatherings and travel.
Up to a third of people who fall ill from Covid-19 report at least one neurological deficit, and a new study gives clues as to why.
New data from Moderna’s vaccine showed that it was 100 percent effective at preventing severe disease from the coronavirus.
Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York City abruptly changed course yesterday and announced that the city’s public elementary schools would reopen.
In more than a dozen interviews with The New York Times, educators described their immense challenges and exhaustion during the pandemic.
Prisons are Covid-19 hotbeds.
The New York Times