Coronavirus: Trump says US in good shape to meet 'peak'
Nationwide measures mean citizens must continue to avoid non-essential travel, going to work, and eating at restaurants or bars. Gatherings are limited to groups of under 10 people.Image captionOn Saturday residents of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut were advised not to travel elsewhere within the country for 14 days.
"We do have a problem with hoarding... including ventilators. Hospitals need to release them - in some cases they have too many, they have to release medical supplies and equipment," he said.
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