Although coronavinus infections and hospitalization rates have dropped across the United States, the White House’s Quid 19 Response Team said Tuesday that delta variants of the virus are still a threat, especially to young people. Rochelle Walesky, director of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, told reporters in a regular response to the response that the most recent daily rate has dropped by 30% to 13.28 in the past week. This number has decreased by 90% compared to the beginning of this year.

He said this was the lowest daily average since March last year. He said hospital admissions had also dropped this week, a 63% drop from earlier this year. He attributed the decline to the fact that people were being vaccinated and highlighted the effectiveness of vaccination in a new CDC study published on Tuesday.

Dr. Anthony Fawcett, the White House’s top adviser on the epidemic, said that various variants of the virus have become a threat, especially the variant known as the delta variant, which was initially identified in India. Fawcett said the practice was prevalent in Britain, especially among young people. He says young people are currently being infected in the United States, and he is advising young people in the United States to get vaccinated so that things like Britain do not happen.