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"The U.S. Navy on Thursday relieved the commander of the aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt, who wrote a scathing letter that leaked to the public asking for stronger measures to control a coronavirus outbreak onboard his warship." -Reuters

"New York City hospitals and morgues bent under the strain of the coronavirus pandemic on Thursday, struggling to treat or bury casualties, as the state’s governor offered a grim prediction that the rest of the country would soon face the same misery. " -Reuters

Hopefully nowhere else in the U.S. has that issue.

"The United States is paying Russia for a planeload of medical equipment sent by Moscow to help fight the coronavirus outbreak, a senior Trump administration official said on Thursday, clearing up confusion as to who footed the bill." -Reuters

"Brazil faces a tense period in the coming weeks in its battle against the coronavirus, with supplies of medical and protective equipment running low and fresh shipments from China not expected to arrive in the country for another month." -Reuters

Boa sorte!

"Brazil has determined that a woman who died on January 23 was infected with coronavirus, more than a month before South America's first confirmed case - G1" -BNO News

Oh good. Grammarly auto-corrects, so now I get that drama on my computers!

"The French government is racing to try to ensure it can produce or procure itself certain medications as stocks run low due to the coronavirus outbreak, French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe said on Thursday." -Reuters

"6.6 million Americans filed for unemployment last week, by far the biggest surge in U.S. history amid coronavirus shutdown" -BNO News

I tried checking for an update after they said 3.3 million and did not find a newer number.

"Chinese city of Shenzhen says eating cats and dogs will be banned from May 1 as part of a clampdown on wildlife trade in the wake of coronavirus - REU" -BNO News