WASHINGTON, July 30 — Coronavirus infections appear to be picking up in the US Midwest as Americans travel around the country for the summer while the surge in the South shows signs of abating, the coordinator of the White House Coronavirus Task Force said today. The coronavirus outbreak is...
Thursday, 30 Jul 2020 11:33 PM MYT
The coronavirus outbreak is “moving up” into Kentucky, Tennessee, Ohio, Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska from the south “because of vacations and other reasons of travel,” Deborah Birx told Fox News. Cain was diagnosed with the disease in late June after attending a Tulsa, Oklahoma, rally for President Donald Trump, an event where many attendees crowded close together without wearing face masks. Cain tweeted a photo of himself at the event without a mask, surrounded by fellow Trump supporters.
The US outbreak initially centred on the north-eastern region around New York, which still has by far the highest number of fatalities of any state at more than 32,000.
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