From the week before. In six states, alabama, florida, louisiana, mississippi, oregon and washington, new admissions of patients with coronavirus are currently at their highest levels since the start of the pandemic. Hospitalizations and Infection Rates for children are also on the rise. Nbc news reporting, as of wednesday, u. S. Hospitals were attending to an average of more than 1200 children a day. Twice the number from the end of july. Alabama admitted nearly 260 kids between August 10th and 16th. An average of 37 per day. And an increase of more than 300 from the previous week. Florida leads the nation entrails children hospitalized with covid19, averaging 54 new admissions a day over the past week, according to the cdc. Of course, floridas republican governor, along with a number of other republican governors across the country, are still banning Mask Mandates in schools. But parents and School Boards, they are fighting back. Millions of students in florida, texas and arizona are
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