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On Friday, the United States recorded a record number of infections with the Coronavirus, which it had not witnessed before, which indicates difficult days ahead.

The epidemic began to take an upward trend since the beginning of October, and on Friday alone, more than 82,000 cases were detected, in the worst day of the epidemic since its outbreak at the beginning of this year, according to New York Times report.

The number of injured people who had to be admitted to hospital increased by 40 percent last month, while the number of deaths remained somewhat stable, at an average of 775 deaths per day.

The recent outbreak differs in the number of infections from one state to another, given several criteria, including the number of residents, opening businesses, and the extent to which people adhere to the measures imposed to limit the epidemic.

The state with the highest number of injuries compared to the population is North Dakota, while Arizona leads the nation in terms of the number of deaths, according to the Times.

During this week, 31 states recorded an increase in the number of COVID-19 cases, an average of ten percent, compared to last week, according to a recent CNN report.

While health officials considered that Ohio is the only state moving in the right direction in terms of containing the disease, conditions in the remaining eighteen states remained stable, according to the report.

Experts warn that the increase in cases cannot be attributed only to the increase in the number of tests.

And health experts in the United States had warned of a catastrophic winter and fall, expecting the number of disease victims to rise by about 80 percent by next February, and appealed to citizens to follow the preventive measures issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, as much as possible, to avoid contracting the disease and transmitting the infection to Others.