The United States, where the medical system is broken down: the number of new crown cases exceeds 60 million, and a quarter of hospitals are

The number of new coronary pneumonia cases in the United States has increased by nearly 10 million in the past month as the outbreak of the mutant strain of the new coronavirus Omicron spreads. Nandu reporter learned from real-time data from Johns Hopkins University that as of January 9, local time, the number of new coronary pneumonia cases in the United States has reached 60.06 million. The outbreak has put enormous pressure on the U.S. healthcare system, with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services saying about a quarter of hospitals are currently experiencing staffing shortages.