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America could start seeing 100,000 COVID-19 cases everyday: Dr. Fauci

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America's top infectious disease expert has a stark warning about what could happen if Americans don't start following public health recommendations.

Dr. Anthony Fauci told a Senate committee that the U.S. could start recording a hundred thousand COVID-19 cases per day.

He says he is very concerned that areas seeing recent outbreaks due to people ignoring safety guidelines are putting the entire nation at risk.

Earlier today, the European Union announced it is barring American tourists for at least another two weeks.

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