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To: THE ANT who wrote (159378)	6/25/2020 8:29:10 AM
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Coronavirus cases in the US reach a single-day high By Tamar Lapin June 24, 2020 \| 9:25pm \| Updated Enlarge Image People walking with masks in Lake Buena Vista, Florida.AP Photo/John Raoux Sign up for our special edition newsletter to get a daily update on the coronavirus pandemic. MORE ON: CORONAVIRUS Chuck E. Cheese parent company files for bankruptcy Yankees veteran 'excited' to be playing again Regal Cinemas to show classic movies for coronavirus reopening Arizona councilman chants 'I can't breathe' at anti-facemask rally The number of coronavirus cases reported in the US on Wednesday hit record levels not seen since April, a report found. Health departments across the country recorded more than 36,000 new infections — breaking the previous single-day record of 34,203 set on April 25, according to a tally by The Washington Post. The states reporting the largest uptick were Florida, Texas and California, with more than 5,000 new cases apiece. Three states, California, Florida and Oklahoma, hit new records in the number of infections recorded over a 24-hour span. Hospitalization peaked in Arizona, including a big jump in inpatient beds, according to the Arizona Republic. –– ADVERTISEMENT –– There are now more than 2.3 million COVID-19 cases in the US and at least 121,000 deaths. Globally, the number of infections has surpassed 9 million.

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