As all 50 states take steps to reopen, public health experts have urged the country to continue following social distancing guidelines.
However, Alabama's daily deaths from COVID-19, the disease caused by the virus, have declined from a peak of 32 on May 12. They dropped into the single digits last week before rising slightly to 15 deaths on Monday and 14 on Tuesday. Overall, the state has seen 15,718 confirmed infections and 580 deaths.
The situation is similar in Georgia, where new cases rose in the state last week before beginning to decline and then rising again on that Tuesday. On Wednesday and Thursday of that week, new daily confirmed cases rose to 948 and 807, respectively. The numbers then appeared to be on a steady decline this week until Tuesday, when they jumped from 425 on Monday to 652.
But new daily deaths have remained in the single digits, down from a peak of 40 in one day, as reported on April 29. Overall, South Carolina has confirmed 10,416 infections and 446 deaths.
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