New Cases: 782,729 (⬆︎ .50%)
New Deaths: 13,030 (⬆︎ .40%)
USA
New Cases: 35,755 (⬆︎ .11%)
New Deaths: 648 (⬆︎ .11%)
Vaccination Scorecard
Total Vaccinations: 151.3 million (⬆︎ .60%)
Total Eligible Population: 56.6%
Total Population: 45.6%
It seems we're finally starting to get a handle on the monster here in USAmerica Inc, and while parts of the world are still struggling, there's some indication that the 4th wave has crested and we may be headed for something of a respite.
The World:
Meanwhile, India remains a problem, and we can expect a few hot spots of our own.
eg: Florida's Positivity Rate hovers north of 5%, while California's is down around ½%.
India's COVID-19 deaths rose by more than 4,000 for a second consecutive day on Sunday as calls for a nationwide lockdown to curb the spread of the virus mounted.
India's health ministry reported 4,092 fatalities over the past 24 hours, taking the overall death toll to 242,362. New cases rose by 403,738, just shy of the record and increasing the total since the start of the pandemic to 22.3 million.
India has been hit hard by a second COVID-19 wave with cases and deaths hitting record highs every other day. With an acute shortage of oxygen and beds in many hospitals and morgues and crematoriums overflowing, experts have said the actual numbers for COVID-19 cases and fatalities could be far higher.
Many Indian states have imposed strict lockdowns over the past month to stem the surge in infections while others have announced restrictions on public movement and shut down cinemas, restaurants, pubs and shopping malls.
But pressure is mounting on Prime Minister Narendra Modi to announce a nationwide lockdown similar to the one imposed during the first wave last year.
India on Saturday reported its highest ever single-day COVID-19 death toll of 4,187 fatalities. The Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation estimates that India will see 1 million COVID-19 deaths by August. read more
Support has been pouring in from around the world in the form of oxygen cylinders and concentrators, ventilators and other medical equipment for overwhelmed hospitals.
get your jab
&
wear your mask
keep your distance
wash your hands
we ain't won nuthin' yet
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