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What you need to know about coronavirus on Friday, April 3

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What you need to know about coronavirus on Friday, April 3

A version of this story is CNN’s Coronavirus: Fact etc. Published in the April 3 issue of the Fiction newsletter. Register here to get the titles you need to know every day of the week.

(CNN) As global cases passed an international war to supply the 1 million mark and life-saving equipment assemblies, President Donald Trump launched a Korean War period law to force the production of ventilators, N95 masks and other vital materials.

In the absence of federal intervention or national coordination, states were left to mix only the resources needed to fight the virus. A notable task appeared yesterday: Massachusetts turned to New England Patriots for mask delivery from China.
Since the U.S. grasps how to handle a virus infecting a quarter million Americans, the CDC is expected to encourage all citizens to wear cloth masks among the public, although Trump says that such a move will not be mandatory.
As the rest of the world goes into locking measures, China is reopening carefully. Next week, for the first time in two months, people will be allowed to leave Wuhan – the zero point of the pandemic. But since China seems to be opening a page on the virus, questions are asked about whether it can be trusted to heal.

YOU ASKED. WE ANSWERED

Q: Are the scarves better than masks, as Trump said?
A: Trump’s claim that scarves can work better than masks is not supported by CDC’s guidance to healthcare workers. Although scarves offer some protection, CDC identifies homemade options (such as scarves and bandanas) as possible last resort if masks are not available.
More than 50,000 people asked us about the outbreak. Submit yours here. Are you a healthcare worker fighting Covid-19? Send us a message on WhatsApp about the difficulties you encountered: +1 347-322-0415.

WHAT’S IMPORTANT TODAY

Stay at home
With over 6,000 deaths and censuses, America’s top coronavirus specialist calls for orders to stay home across the USA (Florida was the last to do this). In the worst affected state, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo says hospital beds are okay – but ventilators. Cuomo warned that if the infection rate persists, the state stock could be spent in just six days: “It’s like a slow-moving hurricane.”

Navy ship commander fired

The commander of a virus-infected U.S. aircraft carrier escaped the task of showing “bad judgment” after writing a note stating that a determined action is needed to save the life of the ship’s crew.
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Economic toll mounts
The American economy lost more jobs than it had earned for the first time in ten years. The March unemployment report, showing that the economy lost 701,000 jobs, marks the beginning of the post-epidemic US labor market. But – one day after the unemployment claims in America jumped to an unimaginable 10 million in just two weeks – he can’t tell us how bad things can be.
Crude oil was mixed yesterday after reaching a record level of 25% in hopes for a ceasefire (spark by Trump) in the global price war.
Zoombombing
As the video conferencing application Zoom gains popularity, federal officials are now alerting a new privacy and security concern called “Zoombombing”. What is Zoombombing, you ask? The term refers to trolls that call participants to harass. Founder and CEO of Zoom apologized.
Pandemic propaganda
Former State Department officials are “mysterious” and “confused” with the purchase of medical supplies from Russia – a move that experts call propaganda for Vladimir Putin. But at a time when coronavirus cases rose in Russia, the perceived PR stunt did not go well at home, writes Nathan Hodge.
True isolation
While Spain’s largest 10,000 died, a hill town that cut itself from the world managed to remain untouched by the virus, wrote Tim Lister and Claudia Rebaza.

ON OUR RADAR

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  • Some corners of the Internet claim that the 2011 American thriller “Contagion” predicts Covid-19. Here’s how the movie is based on reality.
  • Players from one of Australia’s most popular professional sports teams can be quarantined on a luxurious island with a bold plan to bring them back to the field and TV.

TOP TIPS

  • Are you applying for a US unemployment benefit? Read this first.
  • If you plan to quit smoking, there is no time like the current epidemic. Here’s why.
  • Wondering if loss of smell or taste is an early sign of your coronavirus? Try this “jellybean test”.

TODAY’S PODCAST

“Our species can do amazing things. We can put people on the moon. People live in space for a year … We can beat that, I’m convinced.” – Retired astronaut Scott Kelly
After spending a year in space, Scott Kelly is an expert in managing excessive isolation. Retired astronaut, CNN Chief Medical Reporter Sanjay offers valuable advice on how to deal with social divisions around the world here. Listen now. And set it up to hear Gupta answer your questions further.

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