The progress of the Covit-19 cases in the United States threatens essential services

Washington – Current Outbreaks of infectious diseases By corona viruses induced by variation Omigron To us To us Two years after the outbreak, Govt-19 continued to cause a decline in basic services, as clear evidence that it is still changing lives. On Friday, 894,490 infections in the country reached 59.4 million infections, with 835,000 deaths.

Tom Cotter, director of Project Hope, an international health organization founded in the United States in 1958, said: “When every part of our lives is severely disrupted, it reminds us of the beginning of an epidemic.

First responders, hospitals, schools and public offices have been managing their work, but no one knows how long.

Johnson County No, no Kansas, Paramedics work 80 hours a week. When ambulances are said to be overcrowded in the unit, they are forced to change their route, confusing relatives who were already on their way to the specified location.

When vehicles arrive at the destination, patients who have to go straight to the emergency department go to the waiting rooms because there are no beds.

Steve Stites, Medical Director University of Kansas Hospital, Said medical facilities have been affected by the “double boil”. The number of Govt-19 patients in your ward increased from 40 on December 1 to 139 on Friday the 7th. 5000 hospital staff.

“My hope is, and we’re keeping our fingers crossed, that when the cases peak, there will be the same rapid decline we have seen in South Africa,” Stites said. “But we do not know. It’s just a hypothesis.

A Micron variation The corona virus spreads faster than other strains and already dominates many countries. It can also easily infect people who have been vaccinated or have been exposed to previous versions of the virus. However, early studies show that it is less likely to progress to severe events.

Los Angeles police officers fired due to Govt-19

Examples are spreading across the United States. In AngelsAt least 800 police and firefighters were evacuated due to the virus on Thursday, June 6, which delayed the response to the incidents.

In the city Nova York, Officials had to reduce garbage collection and change the tunnel cycle because of the staff congestion caused by the virus. The Metropolitan Transportation Authority said one-fifth (about 1,300 workers) of subway operators and operators have not come into service in recent days. Nearly a quarter of the city’s cleaning department staff fell ill Thursday, department manager Edward Grayson said. “Everyone works 24 hours a day,” Grayson said.

The city’s fire department also made changes to make up for the sick staff shortage. On Thursday, officials said 28% of the corporation’s first responders were on sick leave and about 8% to 10% on a regular day. Twice as many firefighters did not come as usual.

At Sky Harbor International Airport Phoenix, No ArizonaAccording to the Traffic Safety Administration, two security checkpoints at the city’s busiest terminal were closed due to non-arrival of agents.

Teachers’ unions are reluctant to return to face-to-face classes

about that, Schools across the country are trying to maintain face-to-face teaching despite a massive teacher shortage. In Chicago, classes were canceled during the last three days of last week in connection with face-to-face teaching between the school board and the teachers’ union and safety protocols for maintaining it. In San Francisco, nearly 900 educators were laid off Thursday, the 6th.

In New Haven, Connecticut, as hundreds of teachers failed to arrive last week, headteachers fulfilled the request in classrooms. “We ‘ve already tested a lot. How much more rope can we stretch?” Asked Leslie Plato, president of the New Haven Teachers Federation. / AB