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Coronavirus Updates: CDC Report Confirms Early NYC COVID Transmission Was From Europe This is our daily update of breaking COVID-19 news for Thursday, July 16th, 2020. Previous daily updates can be found here, and up-to-date statistics are here.

New York City is in Phase 3 of reopening now, which includes nail salons, tattoo parlors, and massage facilities as well as recreation like tennis and basketball courts; dog runs are also reopening. A look at preparing for the spread of coronavirus is here, and if you have lingering questions about the virus, here is our regularly updated coronavirus FAQ. Here are some local and state hotlines for more information: NYC: 311; NY State Hotline: 888-364-3065; NJ State Hotline: 800-222-1222.

Europe travel ban came too late to stop New York outbreak, CDC data confirms The coronavirus had already spread from Europe to New York City by the time the Trump administration enacted a ban on travel from Europe, a report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirms.

The Trump administration banned entry to the United States from 26 European countries on March 13. By March 15, the CDC reported, community transmission of the coronavirus was already widespread in New York.

CDC confirms that coronavirus already spreading in New York City when European travel ban went into effect in March A U.S. ban on travelers arriving from the EU on March 13 came too late to prevent widespread community transmission in New York City, according to a report Thursday from the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

CDC researchers analyzed the genetic code of virus samples collected from three dozen infected New Yorkers in early March, and found that most of those early cases of the coronavirus could be traced back to Europe. It also confirms what many researchers have already said: That widespread community transmission was well under way in New York City by the time mitigation measures, such as the travel ban, school closures and stay-at-home orders went into effect. 

New CDC report confirms first cases of COVID in NY from Europe and other states – NBC New York A new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirms other studies that the first cases of coronavirus studied in New York came from Europe and other places in the United States.

Airport controls and bans on foreigners from China implemented on February 2 and restrictions on travelers from Europe implemented on March 13 have done nothing to stop or slow the spread of SARS-CoV- 2, the virus that causes COVID-19 because it was already in New York, according to the report released Thursday.

US travel bans came too late for New York City, CDC study finds

Travel bans meant to stop the coronavirus from getting to the US from China and Europe came too late, according to a new analysis of cases from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

The US restricted travel from China on February 2 and from Europe on March 13, but by March 8, Covid-19 was already circulating among the community in New York City and, by March 15, community transmission of the virus was already widespread, the analysis found.

What was circulating most closely matched the strain of the virus circulating in Europe, not China, which President Donald Trump has repeatedly blamed for not preventing its spread to the US.

CDC: New York epidemic has nothing to do with China
The sequence from March 2, 2020, (the earliest positive sentinel specimen collected) clustered with early sequences from Europe and United States (Group B), which also cluster with sequences from China. No sentinel sequences were directly connected to sequences from Wuhan, China, where the outbreak originated. This was unanticipated, given that most sentinel EDs were used by patients residing in ZIP codes with a high proportion of Chinese speakers. Rather, the sequence analysis suggests probable introductions of SARS-CoV-2 from Europe, from other U.S. locations, and local introductions from within New York. Domestic airport screening and bans on foreign nationals traveling from China were implemented on February 2;*** however, similar travel restrictions from the Schengen Area in Europe were only implemented March 13.††† Although travel restrictions are an important mitigation strategy, by the time the European restrictions were implemented, importation and community transmission of SARS-CoV-2 had already occurred in NYC.

COVID-19: US Travel Bans Came Too Late For NYC Metro Area, CDC Says, Echoing Cuomo Statements After months of criticizing the federal government for issuing a travel ban for Chinese residents while COVID-19 cases were actually pouring into the New York metro area from Europe, Gov. Andrew Cuomo has been vindicated.

Now, the government's main agency handling the crisis agrees with that assessment.

A new analysis from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) determined that by the time the federal government placed travel restrictions on Europe, it was already too late, and the virus had taken a stranglehold in the region.

US travel bans came too late for New York City, CDC study finds The US restricted travel from China on February 2 and from Europe on March 13, but by March 8, Covid-19 was already circulating among the community in New York City and, by March 15, community transmission of the virus was already widespread, the analysis found.

What was circulating most closely matched the strain of the virus circulating in Europe, not China, which President Donald Trump has repeatedly blamed for not preventing its spread to the US.

New York Gov. Cuomo slams Trump coronavirus response as ‘virus of American division and federal incompetence’ "It will be a double-barreled shotgun of incompetence," Cuomo told reporters during a press briefing in Albany. "You know what virus is worse than Covid? The virus of American division and federal incompetence. That's the virus that's wreaking havoc on this country."

Cuomo pointed to a recent report from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that he said proved one of his longstanding claims: The coronavirus came to New York, which was once the epicenter of the global outbreak, predominantly from Europe and not China.

The report, which studied 544 specimens collected by the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene collected in March, found that 6.6% of specimens tested positive for Covid-19.

Detection and Genetic Characterization of Community-Based SARS-CoV-2 Infections — New York City, March 2020 To limit SARS-CoV-2 introduction, the United States restricted travel from China on February 2 and from Europe on March 13, 2020. By March 15, community transmission was widespread in New York City (NYC).

Coronavirus Travel Ban Exempts Students From Europe, Says State Department WASHINGTON—Foreign students coming from Europe, along with some au pairs and family members of visa holders in the U.S., are exempt from the Trump administration’s various travel bans imposed during the coronavirus pandemic, according to a memo the State Department sent to Congress on Thursday.

US travel bans came too late for New York City, CDC study finds What was circulating most closely matched the strain of the virus circulating in Europe, not China, which President Donald Trump has repeatedly blamed for not preventing its spread to the US.

By the time the Trump administration had placed travel restrictions on Europe, the importation of the virus and the community spread of the disease had already started in New York City, according to the report. Testing was limited at the start of the epidemic in New York City, which allowed people with undetected cases to spread the virus.

Trump has repeatedly pointed to his travel bans as evidence that his administration has effectively responded to the pandemic, claiming as recently as Tuesday that “we saved millions, potentially millions of lives.”

New CDC report confirms first cases of COVID in NY from Europe and other states – NBC New York DOHMH agreed that limited testing has led to many undetected COVID-19 cases, but this was also due to strict test criteria. At the start of the pandemic, only New Yorkers with known symptoms of coronavirus at the time were allowed to be tested and they needed the permission of a doctor.

Now all New Yorkers can get tested. But while Cuomo announced Thursday that they could get the result in one day, some said they had waited more than a week to get their results.

CDC confirms that coronavirus already spreading in New York City when European travel ban went into effect in March A U.S. ban on travelers arriving from the EU on March 13 came too late to prevent widespread community transmission in New York City, according to a report Thursday from the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Europe travel ban came too late to stop New York outbreak, CDC data confirms The CDC report also noted that five of those hospitals were selected because they were in areas with a high percentage of Chinese speakers to determine whether the strain they were seeing in New York might have come from Wuhan, China, where the virus was first discovered.

Instead, the CDC found that none of the samples from those hospitals matched the Wuhan strain, an outcome the administration sought to prevent by banning travel from China on Feb. 2.

The report also found that during the weeks of March 8 and March 15, there was an increase in confirmed cases of COVID-19 among  New CDC Report Confirms First COVID Cases in NY Came From Europe, Other States New Yorkers under 18 years of age. The DOHMH estimated there was an increase in prevalence and undetected cases of COVID-19 among youths, which begs the question what role children played in community transmission at the beginning of the pandemic, and how effective school closure is as a mitigation strategy.

CDC confirms that coronavirus already spreading in New York City when European travel ban went into effect in March A U.S. ban on travelers arriving from the EU on March 13 came too late to prevent widespread community transmission in New York City, according to a report Thursday from the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

CDC researchers analyzed the genetic code of virus samples collected from three dozen infected New Yorkers in early March, and found that most of those early cases of the coronavirus could be traced back to Europe. It also confirms what many researchers have already said: That widespread community transmission was well under way in New York City by the time mitigation measures, such as the travel ban, school closures and stay-at-home orders went into effect. 

Coronavirus Updates: CDC Report Confirms Early NYC COVID Transmission Was From Europe A new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed that the coronavirus cases in New York City at the start of the pandemic were from Europe, prompting a new round of outrage from Governor Andrew Cuomo. "The virus came to New York, and Americans died, because of government failure," he said in call with journalists on Thursday afternoon. "These are the facts. They missed the science."

Coronavirus in New York came mainly from Europe, studies show. New research indicates that the coronavirus began to circulate in the New York area by mid-February, weeks before the first confirmed case, and that it was brought to the region mainly by travelers from Europe, not Asia.

US travel bans came too late for New York City, CDC study finds Washington (CNN)Travel bans meant to stop the coronavirus from getting to the US from China and Europe came too late, according to a new analysis of cases from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

CDC: Most COVID-19 cases in New York City in March traced to Europe July 16 (UPI) -- Up to 75% of the coronavirus strains circulating in New York City in early March shared genetic similarities with those seen in Europe and other areas of North America, according to an analysis published Thursday by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

The findings are significant, given that they are based on samples of the new coronvirus, SARS-CoV-2, collected from patients at five hospitals in the city selected intentionally because "of their high use" by people who are "self-identified Chinese speakers," the agency researchers said.

CDC: Most COVID-19 cases in New York City in March traced to Europe July 16 (UPI) -- Up to 75% of the coronavirus strains circulating in New York City in early March shared genetic similarities with those seen in Europe and other areas of North America, according to an analysis published Thursday by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

The findings are significant, given that they are based on samples of the new coronvirus, SARS-CoV-2, collected from patients at five hospitals in the city selected intentionally because "of their high use" by people who are "self-identified Chinese speakers," the agency researchers said.

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Travel bans meant to stop the coronavirus from getting to the US from China and Europe came too late, according to a new analysis of cases from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

The US restricted travel from China on February 2 and from Europe on March 13, but by March 8, Covid-19 was already circulating among the community in New York City and, by March 15, community transmission of the virus was already widespread, the analysis found.

What was circulating most closely matched the strain of the virus circulating in Europe, not China, which President Donald Trump has repeatedly blamed for not preventing its spread to the US.

обследование и анализ генетических характеристик инфекции SARS - CoV - 2 на базе общин - город Нью - Йорк, март 2020 года

US travel bans came too late for New York City, CDC study finds The US restricted travel from China on February 2 and from Europe on March 13, but by March 8, Covid-19 was already circulating among the community in New York City and, by March 15, community transmission of the virus was already widespread, the analysis found.

US travel bans came too late for New York City, CDC study finds The US restricted travel from China on February 2 and from Europe on March 13, but by March 8, Covid-19 was already circulating among the community in New York City and, by March 15, community transmission of the virus was already widespread, the analysis found.

US travel bans came too late for New York City, CDC study finds The US restricted travel from China on February 2 and from Europe on March 13, but by March 8, Covid-19 was already circulating among the community in New York City and, by March 15, community transmission of the virus was already widespread, the analysis found.

US travel bans came too late for New York City, CDC study finds The US restricted travel from China on February 2 and from Europe on March 13, but by March 8, Covid-19 was already circulating among the community in New York City and, by March 15, community transmission of the virus was already widespread, the analysis found.

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Обновление коронарных вирусов: американский центр по контролю и профилактике заболеваний (ЦКЗ) подтвердил, что распространение COVID в раннем нью-йорке произошло из европы.Новый доклад центра по контролю и профилактике заболеваний подтверждает, что в начале пандемии в нью-йорке были случаи заболевания корональным вирусом из европы, что привело к новому раунду гнева губернатора Эндрю кумо.В четверг днем он позвонил журналистам и сказал: «вирус попал в нью-Йорк из-за неудачи правительства, и американцы погибли»."Это все факты.Они пропустили науку ".

With the impact of China’s travel ban, Dr. Tom Frieden, the current director of "Resolve To Save Lives" (Resolve To Save Lives), former director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), At the end of March, we told the editors and reporters of USA Today that it caused a significant delay in the number of infections, and because of this, it gave the United States better preparation time. ". However, this time has not been optimally used. Former Director of the CDC: China's travel ban has worked, but the United States is not prepared enough for the coronavirus

From March 8th to March 15th, the number of confirmed cases among New York teenagers under the age of 18 increased. However, these cases were not detected in time due to insufficient detection capabilities for the new coronavirus. The first case was reported for more than four months After the new crown virus detection is still a problem in most states

A report released by the Federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Thursday stated that the United States banned travellers from the European Union on March 13. It was too late to stop widespread community transmission in New York City. CDC researchers analyzed the genetic code of virus samples collected from three dozen infected New Yorkers in early March and found that most early coronavirus cases can be traced back to Europe. This also confirms what many researchers have said: by implementing mitigation measures such as travel bans, suspensions and suspension orders, New York City has begun to spread the community widely.

A new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed that the coronavirus cases in New York City came from Europe at the beginning of the pandemic, sparking a new wave of anger from Governor Andrew Cuomo. In a phone call to reporters on Thursday afternoon, he said: "Due to the failure of the government, this virus came to New York and Americans died as a result." "These are facts. They missed the science."

The latest research shows that the coronavirus began to spread in the New York area in mid-February, a few weeks before the first confirmed case. The virus was mainly brought to the area by travelers from Europe rather than Asia.

According to the latest analysis of cases by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Washington's travel ban aimed at preventing the coronavirus from entering the United States from China and Europe is too late.

The State Department says the coronavirus travel ban is exempt for students from Europe

According to the State Department memo, European students and some au pair and visa holder family members in the United States are exempt from various coronavirus travel bans imposed by the Trump administration.https://www.wsj.com/articles/state-department-says-students-from-europe-are-exempt-from-coronavirus-travel-ban-11594937736?mod=e2tw

The CDC issued a report on the 17th. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a report stating that Trump issued a ban on entry of Chinese tourists as early as February 2, but did not announce restrictions on entry to European countries until March 13. , But by March 8, this new coronavirus had already begun to spread in the New York City community. In addition, the report also revealed the discovery that the strains circulating in New York City have nothing to do with Wuhan, China. In response to the report, New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo said that due to the government's response to the epidemic, the virus has spread to New York City, killing many Americans.

A few months after criticizing the federal government for issuing a travel ban on Chinese residents, cases of new coronary pneumonia actually flooded from Europe into the New York metropolitan area, and Governor Andrew Cuomo was proved to be correct. Now, the main government agency dealing with the crisis agrees with this assessment. A new analysis by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) determined that by the time the federal government imposed travel restrictions on Europe, it was too late, and the virus had already established a foothold in the region. The federal government restricted travel from China in early February, but it was not until mid-March that millions of passengers had passed through the airport in this tri-state region before restricting travel from Europe. European travelers carried the virus with them.

The United States restricted travel from China on February 2 and restricted travel from Europe on March 13. However, by March 8, Covid-19 had circulated in the communities of New York City, and by March 15, the community spread of the virus had been Widely spread, analysis found. The most closely spreading virus best matches the virus strain spreading in Europe rather than in China. President Donald Trump has repeatedly accused the virus of not preventing its spread to the United States.

According to the latest report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), when the Donald Trump administration imposed travel restrictions from Europe to the United States at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, the virus had spread widely in New York City. ).

Cuomo said: "The only way to kill the virus is science and medicine, and this federal government still doesn't understand this fact." "The real virus we are fighting against is not COVID. We are fighting a virus that is more serious than COVID. You know. Which virus is worse than COVID? A virus of American division and federal incompetence. "This is from the CDC, and this is their own words," Cuomo added. "His own official. Now, maybe this is why the president is trying to take our power from the CDC. I will not be surprised. "

Cuomo pointed out that a recent report by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention proved one of his long-term propositions: The coronavirus has come to New York and was once the center of the global outbreak, mainly from Europe rather than China. He criticized President Donald Trump’s coronavirus response, calling the pandemic in the United States "a virus of American division and federal incompetence."

Исследования показали, что нью-Йорк вспыхнул из-за европы

Последние исследования показали, что коронарный вирус начал распространяться в нью-йорке в середине февраля, за несколько недель до того, как впервые был диагностирован вирус, который был перевезён в регион европейскими путешественниками, а не азиатами.https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/08/us/coronavirus-live-updates.html#link-1316a5b0

1. The most closely spreading virus best matches the virus strain spreading in Europe instead of China. President Donald Trump has repeatedly accused the virus of not preventing its spread to the United States. 2. Trump has repeatedly pointed out that his travel ban is evidence of his government’s effective response to the pandemic, and claimed on the most recent Tuesday that “we have saved millions of people and may have saved millions of lives”.

The most closely spreading virus best matches the virus strain spreading in Europe rather than in China. President Donald Trump has repeatedly accused the virus of not preventing its spread to the United States.

The departure from China was restricted on February 2 and travel was restricted from Europe on March 13. However, by March 8, Covid-19 had been circulated in the New York City community, and by March 15, the community spread of the virus had spread widely , Analysis found. The most closely spreading virus best matches the virus strain spreading in Europe rather than in China. President Donald Trump has repeatedly accused the virus of not preventing its spread to the United States.

According to the latest report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), when the Donald Trump administration imposed travel restrictions from Europe to the United States at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, the virus had spread widely in New York City. ).