The number of victims, as a result of this virus in the United States, has gone to over 116,900, according to Johns Hopkins University data.

This figure is greater than that of dead Americans during World War I, 116, 516, over half of them from the Spanish Grid.

However, many businesses throughout the United States are continuing to reopen, despite the fact that some 23,000 new cases of infection are reported daily.

About 20 countries have reported increasing the number of affected in the last two weeks, including Florida, Texas and Arizona.

Adding new cases, in part, may contribute to increasing the number of tests, but health experts say increasing the spread rate of the virus is also about reopening the economy.

American President Donald Trump continues to be focused on reopening the economy and insists there will be no closure, even though the number of people affected with the Devivar-19 disease, which causes Coronavirus, has gone to over 2.1 million.

The US, Mexico and Canada have agreed to keep the safes closed by July 21st, continuing restrictions on travel.

In contrast, many countries in Europe have reopened travel boundaries within European countries after three months of restrictive measures.

Europe has initially been the worst affected by coronarys, but now the number of new cases, hospitals and the dead has dropped dramatically, though the economy has been reopened. /rel/