The U.S. government on Sunday extended to April 30 its guidelines asking people to stay at home and practice social distancing, citing an estimate that 2.2 million people could die in the absence of measures to contain the coronavirus pandemic.President Donald Trump had earlier said that he hoped to get the country "back to work" by mid-April but he backed off from the goal with the United States becoming the country with the highest number of infections in the world."The peak, the highest point of death rates...is likely to hit in two weeks...Therefore, we will be extending our guidelines …READ FULL ARTICLE
