The rush to reopen has led to a surge in cases that could overwhelm hospitals in some states, officials say

Sunday’s new coronavirus cases in the state exceeded 10,000 on the third day of last week after the state posted 11,458 records the day before. The new infection has caused more than 200,000 cases across the state. This is a mark that only two states, New York and California, have passed.

“It’s clear that growth is exponential at this point,” Miami mayor Francis Suarez said at ABC this week. More than 47,000 Florida lawsuits have occurred in Miami Dade.

“We’ve been breaking the record as we go through it… the last few weeks,” Suarez said. If the numbers do not begin to decline, the mayor said, he will impose “more thorough measures” next week.

According to the Washington Post tracking, the rolling seven-day average of daily new cases in the US reached a peak for 27 consecutive days, surpassing 48,000 on Sunday. Coronavirus-related hospitalizations have reached the highest levels in Arizona and Nevada to date.

FDA Commissioner Stephen Hahn was forced to analyze President Trump’s comments on Saturday.

Hahn did both to appear on Sunday’s talk show.

“If you don’t follow local and state guidelines for what to do, or you don’t follow the guidelines of the CDC and the White House Task Force, you put yourself and endanger your loved ones.” Hahn said. Appeared on CNN.

He also said it was “too early” for the Republican National Convention to be held safely in Jacksonville, Florida. “We need to see how this will spread in Florida and elsewhere in the country,” Hahn said.

Sunday’s Trump campaign said the president will hold an outdoor rally at Portsmouth International Airport in New Hampshire next Saturday night. “There is ample access to hand sanitizers and all participants will be provided with a face mask that is highly recommended to be worn,” the campaign announced.

Mr Hahn about ABC was denied detention as to whether a vaccine would exist by the end of the year, as the president said.

“We can’t predict when a vaccine will be available,” he said, adding that the FDA is working at “an unprecedented speed for vaccine development.”

But his department said last week it published guidelines on vaccine development.

Public health experts continued to push back what they said was a misleading claim that the surge in case numbers was only a result of increased testing capacity. “If the virus is under control, testing will not reveal any more cases. It’s a tool to stop the epidemic,” Gottlieb said.

Frustration with the pandemic response is growing among local leaders. They said they had to deal with conflicting orders and frequently changing guidelines from governors and the White House when trying to control the proliferation of infections.

Austin’s Mayor Steve Adler (D) said to CNN’s “general textbook” that enough medical personnel could catch up with the spike after Texas reported a day’s worth of new coronavirus cases over the weekend. I said no. The rate of increase continues unabated in his city.

“If we don’t change this trajectory, it’s within two weeks of the hospital overrun,” he added, adding that the city’s intensive care unit could overflow within 10 days. He wasn’t sure if Texas needed an on-the-spot shelter throughout the state, but he said authorities wanted the authority to impose it on rural areas.

Judge Renai Dalgo, the highest-elected official in Harris County, which covers the Houston metropolitan area, said Alder’s concerns recurred in an interview with ABC News’this week’, suggesting that Harris County hospitals are on the rise. It was

She said Governor Greg Abbott (R) had been deprived of the power to issue home orders, as in the first few weeks of the outbreak, after deciding to pursue an aggressive resumption plan in the spring. She said she could only do the “recommendations” at issue, not as effective as this.

“As long as we do our best without doing as much as we can, we will always pursue this and we will always lag. The virus always overtakes us,” said Hidalgo. “That is, what we need now is to do what works.

Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego (D) attributed the surge in the number of cases in Arizona to the state’s decision to resume business as usual before the virus was under control. She pointed out that young people who ignored health precautions probably caused an explosion.

According to Garego, federal authorities rejected her request to conduct community-based testing in the area after people reported waiting six hours in line at some test sites. “We were told they were moving away from it,” she said, “it feels like they are proclaiming victory while they are still in crisis mode.”

Local officials said the mixed message of resumption contributed to the false perception among the public that the crisis had passed. “The city of Miami was the last city to open across Florida. Suarez said.” But there is no doubt that when we resumed, people started socializing as if. Did not exist.”

Mortality and morbidity have not increased due to the proliferation of new cases, as the proliferation of infections was among the younger and more resilient victims. Health officials say they know more about the disease than when deaths are on the rise.

“What we can do is save more lives with treatments like lemdesibir when people are hospitalized and enter the ICU. Steroids now have a huge impact on mortality. Gottlieb used anticoagulants in patients and prevented them from actively intubating.

Hahn says: “We are now in a fundamentally different place than March and April.”

Elise Viebeck and Marissa Iati contributed to this report.