U.S. sets global record with over 1 million COVID cases in a day
The Hindu
There were 1,080,211 new cases in the United States
The United States reported more than one million new COVID-19 cases on Monday after the long New Year’s weekend, according to data from Johns Hopkins University, as the Omicron variant spread at a blistering pace.
There were 1,080,211 new cases in the country, a global record, although the number of cases reported on a Monday is usually higher than other days because of delays in weekend tallying, especially after such a three-day holiday weekend. Still, the figure is double the number of daily cases compared to the previous Monday.
The rolling average over seven days — which experts see as more reliable —was 4,86,000 cases per day as of Monday evening, the university said.

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