The U.S. State Department recently canceled its global travel warning. Are they okay with the epidemic?

The United States is still acting like a monster this year. No, in the middle of this year, the U.S. State Department issued a news saying that they had lifted the "Level 4 Global Travel Warning" for American citizens. This is This act can be said to have directly set off a wave of large-scale discussions. The lifting of the global travel warning means that American citizens can travel to some foreign countries. The U.S. State Department stated that the risk in some countries is already very low, so they have implemented corresponding travel advisory systems. The U.S. government has adopted the inaction behavior of "letting it go" in response to the epidemic, trying to use "herd immunity" to solve the epidemic problem, making people widely sick, and building an immune human wall. This move can be said to be very consistent. What they call "human rights" is gone. It is indeed a country of lighthouses. However, the epidemic situation in the United States seems to be completely opposite to the risk reduction stated by the State Department. So far, the number of people infected with the new crown epidemic in the United States has reached 5.41 million, and nearly 170,000 Americans have died as a result, which can be said to be an unprecedentedly large number. . While the editor was shocked by this peak value, he was also still angry about the regulations issued by the US State Department regarding lifting the global travel warning. This approach is not only an attempt to increase the spread of infection in the United States, but also poses a major security threat to the people of other countries. When my own country is still in dire straits, it is still obsessed with providing tourists to other countries around the world. I don’t know why. It's not that their thinking mode is different from that of ordinary people, or it's that they are more focused on their own interests. Since the discovery of the epidemic this year, the whole world has suffered greatly from it, with immeasurable economic losses and serious obstacles to people's daily lives. However, this is a "war without gunpowder". We should Face it head on and defeat it. While the epidemic is still in a very stalemate and serious situation, not only for yourself, but also for the sake of others, you should reduce your travels and try not to travel to medium- and high-risk areas. When the epidemic is in a relatively stable state, you can consider traveling.