The chief physician of the United States is warning of other local authorities such as Covid Rising

Many U.S. cities are set to reintroduce masks in the coming months, a U.S. chief medical officer has warned, as alarms rise above Biden’s supervisors over the spread of the Covid-19 Delta.

Dr Vivek Murthy said Sunday that some US states should follow the lead of Los Angeles, where ordered this weekend that people wear masks in their homes regardless of their vaccination.

The warning reflects the concerns of U.S. health officials over the Delta crisis, which continues cheating in the UK, despite having a large number of vaccines in Britain. Covid-19 disease is on the rise in every country in the US for the first time since January.

Murthy told ABC’s story Sunday: “In areas where there are very few people vaccinated or where cases are high, it is reasonable for states to take less restrictions, such as the shell laws you see coming out of LA, and I hope it will happen in other parts of the country as well.”

He added: “I am concerned that we are seeing an increase in the number of countries such as Arkansas and Missouri and Nevada as well as our Florida and Louisiana numbers, which will continue to be the case.”

Data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows that seven days of new cases have risen by 59% since last week, with deaths at 48%.

The vaccine during this period has fallen sharply from its peak in April. Whereas the US vaccinated about 3.4m a day, the number has now risen to more than 500,000.

The vaccine is most effective in the southeast.

Georgia, For example, has now given only one rate to only 44 percent of the population, compared with the global average of 56 percent. Case cases have more than doubled in the past two weeks.

Tennessee, which last week shut down its health department sending more vaccines to children, has given at least a single dose to 43 percent of its citizens. New cases are about 30% from two weeks ago.

Reduced demand for Covid-19 vaccine surprised US President Joe Biden, who on Friday Facebook case about “killing people” by doing little to counter the fraud of the vaccine on its platform.

Murthy said on Sunday that the White House could ask TV companies to change their approach to curb the spread of anti-vaccine products. He said: “The algorithms on these pages – which provide repetitive information to people [so] that it sometimes promotes false information – and a place where we can ask companies to change. ”

Amy Klobuchar, chairperson of the Democratic Senate antitrust subcommittee, said the spread of fraud also strengthens the case for those who want it. destroy the big tech companies.

He told CNN on Sunday: “They have created so many companies that you have no chance of owning other companies [provide accurate information]. ”

Facebook did not respond to a request for comment.

In some areas considering tightening their anti-Covid restrictions, the CDC has been threatened with its intentions over the past two months to dispel the notion that even vaccinated people should wear masks in the home.

Jerome Adams, chief surgeon at the outbreak of the plague, tweeted Saturday“The CDC was well organized, but the message was misinterpreted, before it arrived early, & wrong. Let’s fix it.”

Mr Murthy defended the directive, saying states and states had the power to impose their own sanctions.