The governor of Oregon asked people to stay inside unless there is an emergency as the number of positive coronavirus cases continues to rise.
The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in the U.S. continues to rise, and has reached more than 19,400 as of Saturday morning, up around 5,000 from the previous day.
A public bus in Rockville, Maryland is disinfected to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The number of infected people in the U.S. has increased as restrictions are in place across a number of states.A study published inon Saturday issues a gloomy prediction that more than 650,000 people could be sickened with the coronavirus within two months.and linked it to traveling patterns, the paper reported.
There has been a shortage of tests across the country although the White House has promised that many more would be made available in the coming days and weeks. So far there is no lockdown or"shelter-in-place" order, but Gov. Kate Brown told people that"we all see that the storm is coming, but we still have time to change its course. Stay home and stay healthy."
Starting from Sunday, people in New York will face a ban on all but essential travel. California Gov. Gavin Newsom was the first to order a statewidecompares the number of COVID-19 cases with recoveriesThe U.S. Air Force has evacuated 89 American citizens who had been stranded in Honduras. USATF chief executive officer Max Siegel made the request in an email to the U.S. Olympic head Sarah Hirshland.
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