CDC Issues New Guidance, Says Lockdowns May Be Necessary If COVID-19 Makes Dramatic Comeback: Live Updates
Summary:
Oregon delays reopening plan by a week
CDC says dramatic increase in new COVID cases might require more 'mitigation measures'
Tedros: "It's very hard to fight COVID-19 in a divided world"
Arizona sees another record jump in cases
ASU makes wearing facemasks mandatory on campus
Italy reports just 56 deaths
Cuomo bashes states where numbers are rising
NY's latest numbers in line with 7 day average
Florida reports largest jump in new cases since May 1
Kudlow says WH sees 'no evidence' of second wave
For first time, India reports more than 10k cases in a day
Delhi accused of undercounting COVID-19 deaths
WHO warns global outbreak is worsening
England sees encouraging reduction in viral spread
Brazil, Russia, Mexico, India lead surge in global cases
Brazil crosses 800k cases
Beijing delays school reopening after finding 3 new cases
Update (1317ET): As the RNC moves its upcoming convention to Jacksonville (the largest city in Florida, believe it or not) after North Carolina balked at holding such a large gathering with no social distancing protocols in place (per the president's request), Portland Gov. Kate Brown on Friday announced a one-week “pause” of her state's reopening plans after 177 new cases and two deaths were reported on Thursday. Oregon is one of 11 states that recently reached its highest seven-day rolling average of new coronavirus cases, according to data tracked by The Washington Post, though officials insist that the increase in testing is largely to blame, according to the Washington Post.
The CDC said event planners should consider several strategies, from broadcasting regular announcements about steps attendees could take to reduce the virus’s spread, to limiting seating capacity to allow for social distancing, to reconfiguring parking lots to limit congregation points. It also suggested working with local officials to identify how to separate people with covid-like symptoms, or those who have tested positive for the virus but do not have symptoms.
Separately, the CDC also laid out recommendations to help individuals reduce their own risk for infection as they resume daily activities.
Besides urging people to continue precautions such as hand-washing, wearing face coverings, and keeping six feet apart, it made specific suggestions for certain activities, including:
Going to the bank — Use drive-through services or ATMs
Hosting a cookout — Encourage people to bring their own food and drinks and identify one person to serve shareable items
Traveling overnight — Consider taking the stairs at hotels, or wait to ride alone in the elevator or only with people from your household
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