Trump adviser says second wave of coronavirus does not threaten US

Several American states have recorded a rapid increase in the number of new infections with coronavirus, but there is no threat of a second wave of the epidemic now, Lawrence Cadlow, head of the White House National Economic Council, said on June 22 on CNBC. According to him, in 37 states there are practically no problems, in 13 states there are centers of infection. Centers of the epidemic are noted in Arizona, Nevada, Oregon, North Carolina, Texas and Florida. We already know how to solve such problems. No second wave is expected, Cadlow said. He explained that in the United States, mortality rates continue to decline, and economic recovery is faster than expected. Regarding the reintroduction of sanitary restrictions due to the pandemic, Cadlow said that such decisions should be made by local authorities. according to the news agency, over 2.2 million cases of coronavirus infection were recorded in the United States, and the lists of victims of the epidemic include more than 119 thousand deaths from COVID-19.