Death Projections from COVID 19 across the Globe

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The September 3 projections are available from:  https://covid19.healthdata.org/united-states-of-america

Netherland:  35,078 deaths  17.28 million population  2029.98 deaths per million

Spain:  69,445 deaths  46.94 million population  1479.44 deaths per million

Belgium:  15,950 deaths  11.48 million population  1389.37 deaths per million

Sweden:  12,817 deaths  10.23 million population  1252.88 deaths per million

USA:  410,451 deaths  328.2 million population  1250.61 deaths per million

France  73,743 deaths  66.99 million population   1100.81 deaths per million

Mexico:  138,828 deaths  126.2 million population  1100.06 deaths per million

Belarus:  7666 deaths 7.15 million population  1072.17 deaths per million

UK:  69,548 deaths  66.65 million population  1043.48 deaths per million

Japan:  120,514 deaths  126.26 million population  954.49 deaths per million

Portugal:  8113 deaths  10.28 million population  789.20 deaths per million

Switzerland 6629 deaths  8.654 million population  766.00 deaths per million

Canada:  24,436 deaths  37.59 million population  650.07 deaths per million

Italy:  56,071 deaths 60.36 million population 600.00 deaths per million

Philippines:  58,412 deaths  100.7 million population  580.06 deaths per million

Germany  34,485 deaths  83.02 million population  415.38 deaths per million

Denmark:  1669 deaths  5.806 million population  287.46 deaths per million

Greece  2710 deaths  10.72 million population   252.80 deaths per million

Austria:  1149 deaths  8.88 million population  129.39 deaths per million

Finland  565 deaths  5.518 million population   102.39 deaths per million

Australia:  1299 deaths  24.64 million population  52.72 deaths per million

Norway:  264 deaths  5.432 million population  48.60 deaths per million

Iceland  11 deaths  .364 million population    30.14 deaths per million

South Korea:  324 deaths  50.8 million population  6.38 deaths per million

New Zealand:  23 deaths  4.6 million population  5.0 deaths per million

Thailand:  58 deaths  69.63 million population  .83 deaths  per million

Taiwan:  9 deaths  23.24 million population  .38 deaths per million

Dr. Fauci warns Illinois and 6 Other States

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Seven states should be on alert for rising coronavirus cases over Labor Day weekend, Fauci says

ydzhanova@businessinsider.com (Yelena Dzhanova)

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Business Insider•September 5, 2020

Dr. Anthony Fauci at a Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee hearing on June 30, 2020 in Washington, DC.

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• The nation's top infectious disease specialist warned that seven states might see a surge in the number of positive coronavirus cases after the Labor Day weekend.

• "There are several states that are at risk for surging, namely North Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa, Arkansas, Missouri, Indiana, Illinois," said Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.

• In the past, several states have reported surges in the number of confirmed coronavirus cases after a holiday weekend like Memorial Day or the Fourth of July.

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Dr. Anthony Fauci delivered a grim warning ahead of the Labor Day weekend, saying that seven states should be on high alert for a potential spike in coronavirus cases.

"There are several states that are at risk for surging, namely North Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa, Arkansas, Missouri, Indiana, Illinois," Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and the leading White House coronavirus expert, told Bloomberg News.

"Those states are starting to see an increase in the percent positive of their testing; that is generally predictive that there's going to be a problem."

The warning comes after at least one of those states engaged in large-scale events in recent weeks.

South Dakota held a 10-day motorcycle festival last month, a spectacle that drew more than 400,000 people and led to hundreds of positive cases nationwide connected to the event. Most attendees had not worn a mask and did not adhere to social distancing guidelines.

Multiple states have reported surges in the number of confirmed coronavirus cases after a holiday weekend like Memorial Day or the Fourth of July.

As many states enter the seventh month of mask-wearing and quarantine, the coronavirus continues to spread nationwide.

The disease has infected more than 6.2 million people in the United States, according to the latest data compiled by Johns Hopkins University. Of that figure, more than 187,000 people have died.

Anticipating a surge over the holiday weekend, the White House doubled down on the message to practice social distancing and wear masks.

On a phone call earlier this week, Fauci and Vice President Mike Pence asked governors to continue to enforce mask-wearing and social distancing, Bloomberg reported.

Following Fauci's warnings, President Donald Trump on Friday urged people to "remain vigilant" and "apply common sense."

"As we begin Labor Day weekend, America's unprecedented economic recovery continues," Trump said, speaking at a White House briefing.

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