Today, New York City entered phase one of reopening, which allows construction and manufacturing workers to return to work and retail stores to open for curbside pickup
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Though the pandemic appears to have slowed in recent weeks, thousands of new infections and hundreds of deaths are still being reported each day. Meanwhile, testing continues to lag in many places, and as a result, epidemiologists estimate that the true number of cases may be ten times the official count, and that several thousand more people have died from the virus than is reflected in the official death toll.
How long will the stay-at-home orders last? As the number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 continued to rise throughout March and April, many states urged or ordered residents to stay at home to slow the spread of the virus. As of mid-April, 316 million Americans in 42 states were under orders to stay at home except for essential activities. Currently, 48 states have suspended in-person classes for the rest of the school year.
What is the federal government doing to fight coronavirus? In March, President Trump declared a national emergency over the coronavirus pandemic, effectively freeing up to $50 billion in federal funds to help states and territories fight the spread of the virus, which he said would include expanding access to testing.
On March 19, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced that the U.S. would close its borders with Canada and Mexico, barring entry to all nonessential travelers. President Trump has also barred entry of all foreign nationals who have been in high-risk countries, including China, Iran, and much of Europe, within the last 14 days.
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