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According to a comprehensive report, real-time statistics from Johns Hopkins University show that as of the evening of 27th Eastern Time, there have been more than 100,000 deaths from the new crown in the United States, but the crisis has shown little sign of easing. Affected by the epidemic, the economic prospects of the United States are also very uncertain.

According to the US Capitol Hill report, as the US states began to “unblock”, many people worried that before the first round of the epidemic has not been fully controlled, the United States may usher in the second wave of the epidemic.

Epidemiologists and public health experts said that the two-month blockade was originally to gain time and establish the necessary virus testing and tracking capabilities to control the new crown epidemic, but with little success. In the first three weeks of May, there were an average of nearly 23,000 new cases per day in the United States. Although it was lower than the 29,000 cases per day in April, progress was too slow.

At the same time, the United States also paid the price of tens of millions of Americans losing their jobs and trillions of dollars in economic losses.

“Our progress is too slow, much slower than most other developed countries,” said Jeremy Konyndyk, senior researcher at the Global Development Center of the International Development Agency and director of the Obama Administration ’s Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance. “U.S. exceptionalism is killing us. We tend to do things our own way without learning from other countries, which directly leads to poor management in this area.”
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