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A man impersonating former US President Donald Trump pretends to direct traffic outside the Trump Tower in New York City. Trump, who was indicted by a grand jury on Thursday, is expected to surrender to the authorities in New York on Tuesday to face charges over a hush-money payment to a porn star. IMAGES
New York, Dec 14 (EFE / EPA) .- New York mayor Bill de Blasio, warned Monday that the city may be forced to impose another "full shutdown" in the coming weeks due to the increase in COVID-19 cases.The state of New York has recorded more than 35,000 deaths from coronavirus since the pandemic began and the United States as a whole is close to 300,000 deaths.(Camera: ALBA VIGARAY)SHOT LIST: B-ROLL OF NEW YORK CITY, US.
Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo will not be having Thanksgiving dinner with his 89-year-old mother and two of his three daughters, contrary to what he alluded to a radio interview on Monday. "The story is, my mom is going to come up and two of my girls. But the plans change," Cuomo told WAMC radio. However, later on Monday, a senior adviser for Cuomo told Insider the dinner will be off "given the current circumstances with COVID." "Don't tell his mom — she doesn't know yet," added Rich Azzopardi, a senior advisor to Cuomo, said in a statement.
By the time president-elect Joe Biden takes office in January, it's likely the COVID-19 crisis in the US will be even worse. Biden has already warned of a 'dark winter.' According to Business Insider, Biden made his plan to handle the pandemic back in March, and it hasn't changed much since then. First off? Testing--widely available, and completely free for all Americans. Next up: masks and lockdowns Biden says he'll work closely with governors to organize mask mandates, tailored to hot spots of disease outbreaks. After that, it'll be mending fences. Biden plans to restore the authority of the CDC and rejoin the World Health Organization. Additionally, there will be more PPE for front-line and essential workers, free COVID-19 treatment and vaccines for all Americans, and 100,000 more contact tracers.
Statewide stay-at-home orders and mask mandates in Delaware in the spring reduced COVID-19 cases by 82%. It also cut hospitalizations associated with the disease by 88%, says UPI. Deaths also dropped from the virus down to zero, according to new data. The state implemented stay-at-home orders on March 24th. Delaware also required that face coverings be used in public places statewide after April 28th. These actions were followed by reductions in COVID-19 incidence and the spread of the virus.
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