Dr. Fauci Says Virus Hot Spot States May Need To Consider Shutting Down Again

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Dr. Fauci Says Virus Hot Spot States May Need To Consider Shutting Down Again

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Some of the nations top health officials said the increase is because people and states didn't follow public health recommendations. Doctor Anthony Fauci said the answer to stopping the spread may be another lockdown.

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