Coronavirus Live Updates: New Infections Reported in the U.S. Stay Above 200,000
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1 hour ago

Sweden Ends Its Pandemic Experiment

By Bojan Pancevski

Sweden’s Covid-19 experiment is over.

After a late autumn surge in infections led to rising hospitalizations and deaths, the government has abandoned its attempt — unique among Western nations — to combat the pandemic through voluntary measures.

Like other Europeans, Swedes are now heading into the winter facing restrictions ranging from a ban on large gatherings to curbs on alcohol sales and school closures — all aimed at preventing the country’s health system from being swamped by patients and capping what is already among the highest per capita death tolls in the world.

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6 hours ago

Newly Reported U.S. Cases Stay Above 200,000

By Natasha Khan

Newly reported Covid-19 cases in the U.S. were above 200,000 for the fourth straight day, as the number of deaths linked to the virus in the country neared 282,000.

Nationally, 213,875 new cases were reported on Saturday, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University, down from 227,885 a day earlier. The Johns Hopkins data showed 2,254 new deaths.

Days earlier, the U.S. broke single-day records for deaths and hospitalizations. The long Thanksgiving weekend had disrupted data reporting, causing a drop in confirmed infections and deaths. Since then, newly reported cases have again started increasing. Reporting varies by state, and cases and deaths recorded on one a day might have occurred on a different date.

Cumulative infections reported in the U.S. surpassed 14.58 million by Sunday, according to Johns Hopkins data. Experts say the holiday season and winter months could result in more record numbers of infections.

The number of people hospitalized because of Covid-19 was 101,190 on Saturday, the most recent data available from the Covid Tracking Project show, after hitting a single-day record of 101,276 on Friday, nearly double the 52,086 hospitalizations recorded one month earlier, on Nov. 4.

8 hours ago

Error Allows International Travelers to Bypass Australian Quarantine Rule

By Alice Uribe

The spread of the coronavirus has been largely under control in Australia, after more than 100 days of lockdown in Victoria state helped bring an outbreak there under control.

The country’s record of a handful of locally acquired cases a week, assisted by strict international and state border restrictions, was challenged Saturday when two international travelers were allowed to bypass mandatory hotel quarantine upon arrival in Australia.

New South Wales police claimed responsibility on Sunday for incorrectly allowing the German nationals, a 53-year-old woman and a 15-year-old boy, to proceed to Melbourne on a flight, after landing at Sydney International Airport on Saturday morning on a flight from Tokyo.

A public-health alert was issued on Saturday, and more than 170 passengers on the domestic flight were ordered to immediately isolate.

Police said the German travelers were screened and cleared by the state’s health department and then directed to board a bus to hotel quarantine. But the pair told police they were booked on a flight to Melbourne, and officers allowed them to travel on their domestic flight under protocol for exempt travelers.

Once the travelers arrived in Melbourne, which is in Victoria state, health authorities there told New South Wales health authorities that the travelers didn’t hold an approved exemption, and they were escorted to hotel quarantine, the police said.

Victoria’s health minister, Martin Foley, said Sunday that initial tests for both travelers were negative.

Police practices and systems at the airport had been reviewed and strengthened as a result of this incident, New South Wales police said.

Last week, a Sydney hotel-quarantine worker was forced to self-isolate after testing positive for the coronavirus. Thousands of people who had taken trains on certain lines were also told to self-isolate and get tested.

14 hours ago

U.S. Covid-19 Deaths Surpass 281,000

By Paul Berger

The number of Covid-19 deaths in the U.S. surpassed 281,000 on Saturday, just days after the nation broke one-day records for deaths and hospitalizations, according to the latest data from Johns Hopkins University.

The tallies come after the long Thanksgiving weekend had disrupted data reporting, causing a drop in confirmed infections and deaths. Since then, newly reported cases have once again started increasing, though reporting varies by state, and cases and deaths recorded on a day might have happened on a different date.

On Saturday, cumulative infections surpassed 14.5 million cases.

Newly reported Covid-19 cases topped 227,000 in the U.S. on Friday for the first time since the pandemic began. The number of people hospitalized because of Covid-19 rose to a one-day record of 101,276 on Friday, the most recent date available from the Covid Tracking Project show, nearly double the 52,086 hospitalizations recorded one month earlier on Nov. 4.

Meanwhile, the country’s most populous state, California, on Saturday instituted stricter measures aimed at containing the coronavirus’s further spread.

Stay-at-home orders were extended across parts of southern California, including San Diego, as positive Covid-19 cases and hospitalizations continued to rise and intensive-care units neared their limit. The restrictions are in addition to a stay-at-home order announced Friday to take effect Sunday in five Bay Area counties and the city of Berkeley.

The California Department of Public Health said that intensive-care unit capacity in two regions, the San Joaquin Valley and Southern California, had dropped below the 15% benchmark set by Gov. Gavin Newsom, a Democrat, on Thursday.

San Diego health officials said during a Saturday afternoon news conference that under the order, which will last for a minimum of three weeks, services such as bars, hair and nail salons and outdoor playgrounds will close. Restaurants will be limited to take-out and delivery, while indoor retail will be limited to 20% capacity.

15 hours ago

California Stay-at-Home Orders Are Extended

By Paul Berger

Stay-at-home orders were extended across more parts of California Saturday, including San Diego, as positive Covid-19 cases and hospitalizations continued to rise and intensive-care units neared their limit.

The California Department of Public Health said intensive-care unit capacity in two regions, San Joaquin Valley and Southern California, had dropped below the 15% benchmark set by Gov. Gavin Newsom, a Democrat, on Thursday.

San Diego officials said during a Saturday afternoon news conference that under the order, which will last for a minimum of three weeks, services such as bars, hair and nail salons and outdoor playgrounds will close. Restaurants will be limited to take-out and delivery while indoor retail will be limited to 20% capacity.

“There’s no way around it, this stinks,” said San Diego County Supervisor Greg Cox.

San Diego County health officials said positive cases in the county had risen to about 2,000 a day from about 500 a day one month ago. They said the rise was driven, in part, by an increase in indoor gatherings caused by cooler weather and the Thanksgiving holiday.

The restrictions will begin Monday.

Similar restrictions are set to take effect Sunday across five Bay Area counties and the city of Berkeley.

A three-week stay-at-home order also began last Monday in Los Angeles County, the state’s largest.