New York: Fueled by Delta variant, the number of daily Coronavirus cases in New York City has risen in the last few days, even when the city seems determined to reverse pandemic pages.
Only a few weeks ago, there were only 200 new cases a day throughout the city on average, the lowest level since the beginning of Covid-19.
But in the past week, the city has a stretch of a few days 400 or more.
And the pioneering level of the test has multiplied: from below the average of 0.6% to around 1.3%.
Officials said most of the tests were positively not fully vaccinated.
With around 64% of adults in a fully vaccinated city, epidemiologists say it is still unlikely that the Delta variant will create conditions that destroy two waves of viruses in the past.
Still, Denis Nash, an epidemiologist, called uptick “about.” Delta variant was detected in several cases in New York City in February during the second wave.
At the end of May, it accounted for around 8% of cases sorted by the city, and in mid-June, more than 40%.
“The metric to oversee is hospitalization and death,” said an epidemiological professor.
The average number of seven days of daily hospitalization has lived below 20.
The city has recently seen four or five Covid deaths a day on average.
Los Angeles, meanwhile, noted his five consecutive day with more than 1,000 new cases, with officials linking the increase in the distribution of deltas.