The number of COVID-19 infections in the United States has accounted for more than 20 percent of the world's total cases for the first time since mid-February, USA Today has reported.
An analysis by the website on data from Johns Hopkins University showed that over 900,000 cases in a week were reported in the country for the first time since the week ending Feb. 4, while deaths surpassed 4,500 a week, about three times that of the last count, the report said on Sunday.
It added that infections were rising in 46 states with Florida, Hawaii, Louisiana and Mississippi breaking all-time case count highs last week, based on data reported Friday.
