Grocery stores are on the front lines and facing surging demand as the U.S. fights the coronavirus, contessabrewer reports.
, when worldwide infections passed 400,000. The virus has now killed more than 22,290 people around the world. Roughly 120,000 people have recovered from COVID-19, according to Hopkins.Some scientists estimate that millions will ultimately die before COVID-19 runs its course. There's a lot that infectious disease specialists and scientists still don't know about the virus. Exactly how deadly and contagious COVID-19 is, is still a matter of debate.
However, there appeared to be an error in the agency's data because it reported no deaths on Thursday in the third-worst-affected region, Piedmont, which would be unprecedented in recent days.On Wednesday 683 people died. That followed 743 deaths on Tuesday, 602 on Monday, 650 on Sunday and a record of 793 on Saturday -- the highest daily figure since the contagion came to light on Feb. 21.
The hardest-hit northern region of Lombardy reported a steep rise in fatalities compared with the day before and remains in a critical situation, with a total of 4,861 deaths and 34,889 cases.1:23 pm: States with the most job losses so far because of the coronavirusas governors across the country instituted different combinations of restrictions and closures to help slow the spread of COVID-19.
WeWork is the second SoftBank-backed company to reassure investors that its cash position will get it through an increasingly uncertain and volatile year. —12:57 pm: Nancy Pelosi predicts more direct payments during the coronavirus crisis Cuomo said that the $5 billion New York would receive from the bill doesn't come close to covering state's projected revenue shortfall, which could total $15 billion.
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