Coronavirus may cause more than 20 million cases in the United States, 25 percent of the infected have no symptoms

Highlights

• This figure is about ten times more than 23 lakh confirmed cases of Coronavirus in America.
• The new estimate is based on CDC studies of blood samples collected from around the country, with many cases not being found due to lack of investigation.
• Washington More than two million people under a new estimate in the USA (America) corona virus are being reported infected (Coronavirus). Since the onset of the Corona virus outbreak in the country, millions of people have been infected so far. According to this fact large population is under threat. This figure is about ten times higher than the 23 lakh confirmed cases of Covid-19 reported in the US.Significantly, health officials have been saying for a long time that many lakh people did not realize being infected and due to lack of investigation, many cases could not come up. This news has come at a time when Corona virus cases are increasing in about a dozen states. Seeing the increasing cases of Corona, the US President is trying to reduce the anxiety of the people. He is constantly telling the situation under control.Also Read: Dubai: Pakistani man kills Indian couple with knife, accused arrested

  According to Dr. Robert Redfield, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, it is clear that many people are at risk in the country. Expressing concern over this estimate, he said that according to the new estimated figures, about 20 million people in a country with a population of about 331 million are infected, which means that six percent of the people in the country are vulnerable.
  
  
  
  
  America’s top infectious disease specialist, Dr. Anthony Fauchi, initially estimated the number to be in the millions. But according to these figures, our most accurate estimate right now is that there are actually an additional 10 cases on every corona case. He had said that at least 25 percent of the infected do not get any symptoms. The new estimate is based on CDC studies of blood samples collected from across the country. Some of these samples have been taken from CDC and some others from ‘blood donation’ or other sources.