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While the incidence of COVID-19 has generally been declining in Maine, the delta variant of the coronavirus is causing more and more cases of the disease. The new outbreaks are hitting states such as Missouri, Arkansas and Nevada particularly hard, and in some cases are affecting areas with high vaccination rates. Delta now accounts for more than half of all cases being diagnosed in the U.S.

"Although we expected the delta variant to become the dominant strain in the United States, this rapid rise is troubling,” said Dr. Rochelle Walensky, director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, in a July 8 White House briefing.

 

Are you worried that new virus variants will cause a spike in COVID-19, and force Maine into another business shutdown?
Yes (43%, 155 VOTES)
No (57%, 204 VOTES)
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Sponsored by: OTELCO

While the incidence of COVID-19 has generally been declining in Maine, the delta variant of the coronavirus is causing more and more cases of the disease. The new outbreaks are hitting states such as Missouri, Arkansas and Nevada particularly hard, and in some cases are affecting areas with high vaccination rates. Delta now accounts for more than half of all cases being diagnosed in the U.S.

"Although we expected the delta variant to become the dominant strain in the United States, this rapid rise is troubling,” said Dr. Rochelle Walensky, director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, in a July 8 White House briefing.

 

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  • July 12, 2021

    The Southern States have shown that shutdowns are unnecessary and that a healthy economy can be maintained. The overall impact of a shutdown should be very carefully considered before ever entertaining such. The impact goes well beyond Covid infection.

  • July 12, 2021

    people will not shut down again, unless it is very significantly worse than before.