Covid-19 is surging in many parts of the U.S. in the wake of Thanksgiving, with Christmastime gatherings on the horizon
from significant new restrictions. Instead, they are continuing to implore residents to get vaccinated, including booster shots. Health authorities are also asking people to know the vaccination status of people with whom they celebrate, urging rapid tests to check for infections and continued mask use.
Hospitals in many states are under rising pressure from Covid-19, including in Maine and New Hampshire, where the governors are deploying National Guard troops to bolster staffs. Health officials hope that won’t happen again, including in parts of the country with higher vaccination rates like the Northeast. More people have also acquired immune protection since last winter through Covid-19 infections.
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