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Covid-19 Live Updates: U S Ambulance Crews Struggle to Keep Up With Virus Surge

Chicago Is Reopening Schools Against Fierce Resistance From Teachers Last Updated Jan. 21, 2021, 2:37 p.m. ETJan. 21, 2021, 2:37 p.m. ET New York City opens five vaccination centers, with more to come. Elite hospitals have vaccinated workers who were supposed to wait. This briefing has ended. Here’s what you need to know: A playground at an elementary school in Chicago, where schools reopen Monday.Credit.Taylor Glascock for The New York Times Across the country, many big cities like New York have struggled to resume even limited in-person instruction, while a number, including Los Angeles, have simply given up on the idea, choosing to stick with all-remote education into the spring.

Arizona hottest hot spot for COVID-19 as health officials warn of hospital strain

Arizona hottest hot spot for COVID-19 as health officials warn of hospital strain • 8 min read New details to speed up COVID-19 vaccinations As the U.S. surpasses 21 million confirmed cases, the White House Coronavirus Task Force called on states to ramp up vaccinations, especially among the elderly and vulnerable.Ross D. Franklin/AP, FILE Arizona has become the hottest hot spot for COVID-19, as the state experiences the highest case rates in the world and record hospitalizations and health officials warn the numbers are only going to get worse due to holiday gatherings. Arizona reported 9,909 new COVID-19 cases and 297 new deaths on Thursday, the highest single-day tally yet, though the state health department noted most were due to the death certificate matching process.

Arizona hottest hot spot for COVID as health officials warn of hospital strain

Arizona hottest hot spot for COVID as health officials warn of hospital strain © Ross D. Franklin/AP, FILE Healthcare workers perform COVID-19 tests at a drive-thru testing center, Dec. 8, 2020, in Phoenix. Arizona has become the hottest hot spot for COVID-19, as the state experiences the highest case rates in the world and record hospitalizations and health officials warn the numbers are only going to get worse due to holiday gatherings. Arizona reported 9,909 new COVID-19 cases and 297 new deaths on Thursday, the highest single-day tally yet, though the state health department noted most were due to the death certificate matching process.

US Coronavirus: States call in National Guard and train volunteers to help boost vaccination pace as US hits a Covid-19 daily death toll record

Dr. Fauci says US should have had better coronavirus vaccine rollout CNN 1/7/2021 By Christina Maxouris and Maggie Fox, CNN © David Wallace/The Republic/Imagn Content Services, LLC Krystal Rodriguez, nursing student with Central Arizona College, talks to people after they received the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine, in the observation zone at Banner Health s drive-thru vaccine site at the Arizona State Fairgrounds in Phoenix on Jan. 5, 2021. People had to wait in the observation zone for about 10 minutes after receiving their vaccine. Covid 19 Vaccine The United States could and should have done a better job of rolling out coronavirus vaccines, Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation s top infectious disease expert, said Wednesday.

Arizona, Roiled by Covid in Summer, Faces Even Worse Outbreak Now

Arizona, Roiled by Covid in Summer, Faces Even Worse Outbreak Now The state has the highest rate of new virus cases in the U.S. amid a grim winter surge that has sent hospitalizations and deaths soaring nationally. A Covid-19 testing site in Phoenix last month. As a new year begins, Arizona is again in dire shape, with a higher rate of new cases than any other state.Credit.Adriana Zehbrauskas for The New York Times Published Jan. 5, 2021Updated Jan. 12, 2021 The summer surge that raged across the Sun Belt started in Arizona. For more than a month, from early June until mid July, the state added cases at the highest per capita rate in the country. Thousands died. Hospitals were stretched thin. At the peak, more than 3,800 cases were emerging each day.

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