May 5, 2020: U.S. President Donald Trump Seeks to Announce new guidelines to resume the economy after 2-months of lockdown due to the COVID-19 outbreak. Despite the concern of increasing numbers of COVID-19 confirmed cases in The United States, Mr. Trump pushes for reopening the economy by reaching against W.H.O Health Experts.
The President announced his supreme decision to allow states to uplift stay-at-home and other coronavirus restrictions that were imposed to stop the spread of COVID-19 pandemic as the death toll tops 69,589 with 1.21 million confirmed cases — more than any other country.
“Look, we’re going to lose anywhere from 75,000, 80,000 t0 1 million people,” Mr. President warned. “That’s a horrible thing, especially the accounts. We cannot lose one person out of this. It originated in China and should have been stopped in China.” But he introduces an urgency to restart the United State’s economy, announcing, “We have to get it back on the track safely but as fast as possible.”
“It is all working out,” Trump said. “It is horrible to go through, but it is working out.” All the public health experts, including WHO have warned something worse if the nation reopens. U.S. Health experts believe that the United States cannot reopen until a COVID-19 vaccine developed. U.S President Donald Trump, in response to this, declared on Sunday that he believes that one could be available by the end of this year.
Coronavirus Outbreak: Highlights
- U.S. Treasury Plans to Borrow Record US $3 Trillion.
- World Leaders Pledge $8 Billion, Trump Steers Clear.
- WHO and Five Eyes Reject Chinese Lab Theory as Global Deaths Pass 250,000.
- US Daily Death Reportedly Projected to Nearly Double to 3,000 by June.
- China Blames US to USe Virus to Challenge Communist Party’s Grip.
While observing that the regions will reach at their pace in retaining the economy, with the worst hit by the coronavirus outbreak going slower, Mr. Trump said that “some states, frankly, I think, are not going to recover fast enough.” He pointed out Virginia, which has a democratic governor and legislature. And he also urges colleges, schools and universities to return to the classes where they left before the outbreak.
Besides this, somewhere in Washington, the Senate tried to reopen Monday, despite the area’s constantly increasing virus hot spots and the state is under COVID-19 guidelines.
The United States, meanwhile, is seeking $500 billion more in e fiscal relief from Congress.
