> 8 weeks (not 6, my mistake)
We haven't seen this level of US #COVID19 hospitalizations since the April 15th peakpic.twitter.com/TKQ9rshdon
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Very sad to note that today is the first day since May 29th (>6 weeks ago) there were more than 1,000 American #COVID19 deaths
@COVID19Trackingpic.twitter.com/oLfTgxjRg0
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While attention has focused on Texas, Arizona, and Florida, many news states have hit new hospitalization and death numbers recently or today. Including South Carolina, Mississippi, Georgia, Tennessee and Idahopic.twitter.com/8HjCaeG7RA
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For the big 4 states today (by population or spread/highest positive test rate, AZ still >23%) Less new cases trend for Florida, Arizona Less hospitalization in Arizona but climbing to new heights in the other 3 High death numbers and rising in FL, TX, AZpic.twitter.com/4x2zmFoCTD
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apologies that the new data hadn't loaded yet here, Eric. Will be in the future immediately post-data update!
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Live now :)
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Tell it TRUMP!!
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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How many of recent deaths reported was from previous months? Kind of important.
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