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A second-wave of the coronavirus pandemic isn’t inevitable, Dr. Anthony Fauci says.

As the global death toll of Covid-19 surpasses 390,000, the spread of the virus continues to accelerate in parts of Latin America and Eastern Europe, according to the World Health Organization. Daily new confirmed cases are pushing new highs, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University, with an all-time high of 130,400 new cases confirmed around the world on Wednesday.a CNBC analysis of Hopkins data shows. The country is nonetheless pushing forward with reopening.

The city's first confirmed death from coronavirus came on March 11, with deaths peaking April 7 at a high of 590, according to the city's data. Confirmed deaths have declined since then, falling below 100 on May 9, CNBC's Will Feuer reports. In New York City alone, more than 202,319 people have been infected by Covid-19, and the city has reported 16,992 confirmed deaths. New York City is set to enter phase one of reopening Monday, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said. To meet the state's reopening criteria, the city still needs to increase its share of hospital beds available and expand its number of contract tracers deployed. —11:37 a.m. ET — The U.S.

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