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NEW!1,387sharesCOLUMBUS, Ohio — An unreleased report from the White House says infections of the COVID-19 coronavirus are spiking in cities and rural areas across the U.S. and lists Columbus area as a “location to watch.” a copy of the report from May 7. It shows surges in infections of more than 72 percent in the top 10 areas, which include Nashville, Tennessee; Des Moines, Iowa and Amarillo, Texas. Central City, Kentucky, tops the list with a 650 percent increase.Columbus saw a 61 percent increase in confirmed cases during the first week of May, . Franklin County, where Columbus is located, saw a 65 percent increase. Also on the list of “locations to watch” are Charlotte, North Carolina; Kansas City, Missouri; Omaha and Lincoln, Nebraska, Minneapolis, Minnesota; Montgomery, Alabama; and Phoenix, Arizona.Areas on the “locations to watch” had a more than 10 percent week-to-week increase in cases, more than (or equal to) 200 new cases, and between 30 to 100 new cases per 100,000 peopleOhio Gov. Mike DeWine tells ABC 6 he was unaware of the White House report. Department of Health Director Dr. Amy Acton said officials will be watching for spikes in cases.“I think we have to remember, and I know especially with questions about summer, and the antsiness that we all feel, that we are in a plateaued state," Acton said, . “The virus is still with us. It’s still a pretty treacherous time for us.”Toledo and Lucas County, where Toledo is located, were classified as “stable” in the report. Lucas County had a decrease of reported coronavirus cases of just over 3 percent during the first week of May.As of Tuesday, at least 25,250 Ohioans have been infected with the coronavirus, with least 1,436 deaths, according to the Ohio Department of Health.More coverage on cleveland.com:Note to readers: if you purchase something through one of our affiliate links we may earn a commission.

NEW!1,387sharesCOLUMBUS, Ohio — An unreleased report from the White House says infections of the COVID-19 coronavirus are spiking in cities and rural areas across the U.S. and lists Columbus area as a “location to watch.” a copy of the report from May 7. It shows surges in infections of more than 72 percent in the top 10 areas, which include Nashville, Tennessee; Des Moines, Iowa and Amarillo, Texas. Central City, Kentucky, tops the list with a 650 percent increase.Columbus saw a 61 percent increase in confirmed cases during the first week of May, . Franklin County, where Columbus is...

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