AMERICA DEATHS REACHED 5000:
The United states of america death toll from the coronavirus pandemic topped 5,000 late Wednesday, according to a running tally from Johns Hopkins University.
At about Thursday, 5,116 people had died, the tally showed, on the same day the United States of america set a one day record of 884 peoples killed in 24 hours.The US death toll is lower than those of Spain and Italy but.
Coronavirus pandemic could kill more Americans than World War-I, Vietnam or Korean wars, White House projection shows
United States of AmericaPresident Donald Trump has compared fighting against the coronavirus pandemic to a war...
COVID-19 could end up killing more Americans this year than some wars waged by the United States, including the Vietnam and Korean fights, and the World War I, White House could estimates indicated.
COVID19 is Hell of a bad two weeks in USA,” President Donald Trump said".
President Donald Trump has compared the COVID19 to fighting a war and that sudden event could end up killing more and more Americans this year than some wars carry out by the United States, including the World War I, Korean conflicts, and Vietnam.
And projections issued Tuesday by the White House suggestions that the coronavirus has a chance of becoming the third leading cause of current U.S. deaths, after heart disease and cancer, this year too...
White House officials early said estimates that the COVID-19 outbreak will kill between 100,000 and 250,000 Americans this year, even with social distancing, mitigation efforts and business closure.
“This could be a hells of a bad two weeks,” Trump said at a White House briefing Tuesday as officials said a surge of COVID19 cases is coming over that time.
At about Thursday, 5,116 people had died, the tally showed, on the same day the United States of america set a one day record of 884 peoples killed in 24 hours.The US death toll is lower than those of Spain and Italy but.
United States of AmericaPresident Donald Trump has compared fighting against the coronavirus pandemic to a war...
COVID-19 could end up killing more Americans this year than some wars waged by the United States, including the Vietnam and Korean fights, and the World War I, White House could estimates indicated.
COVID19 is Hell of a bad two weeks in USA,” President Donald Trump said".
President Donald Trump has compared the COVID19 to fighting a war and that sudden event could end up killing more and more Americans this year than some wars carry out by the United States, including the World War I, Korean conflicts, and Vietnam.
And projections issued Tuesday by the White House suggestions that the coronavirus has a chance of becoming the third leading cause of current U.S. deaths, after heart disease and cancer, this year too...
White House officials early said estimates that the COVID-19 outbreak will kill between 100,000 and 250,000 Americans this year, even with social distancing, mitigation efforts and business closure.
“This could be a hells of a bad two weeks,” Trump said at a White House briefing Tuesday as officials said a surge of COVID19 cases is coming over that time.
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