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The United States recorded 830 new deaths from the emerging coronavirus during the past 24 hours, bringing the total number of deaths in the country to 80,352.
This census is followed by Sunday's death toll of 776 deaths, which is the lowest number of deaths in the United States with HIV in one day since last March, but this decline does not allay fears about the numbers of deaths that continue to escalate in some states while easing the embargo measures.
According to the proceeds of the Johns Hopkins University, which is responsible for monitoring deaths and infections with the Coronavirus, based in Baltimore, the number of infections in the United States has reached one million and 346,723 confirmed cases.
The United States, which recorded the first death by the virus at the end of last February, is the country most affected in the world by the "Covid 19" epidemic, whether in terms of the number of injuries or deaths, as it alone recorded more than a third of the declared infections in the whole world and more than a quarter of the deaths recorded Globally, many officials and reports blame the US President Donald Trump's complacency in facing the disease and ignoring many warnings and linkages about his seriousness.
In this context, Trump yesterday stopped his press conference about the Corona virus suddenly after a controversy erupted between him and an American-Asian correspondent after asking him why he is constantly insisting on saying that the United States is doing better than any other country when it comes to testing Corona Virus.
"What is the importance of this matter ... and why is it for you global competition while there are Americans who lose their lives every day ... and we still see more casualties every day," continued correspondent Weijian Jiang from CBS.
Then Trump gave permission to another reporter to ask while she continued and Lijian asked to answer her question before the president moved to a third reporter who was surprised that his press conference suddenly ended and he left while she was interested in asking her question.
Solidarity was rapid with Wijian on the Internet, where her hashtag "Support Wujian Jiang" was published on Twitter, while the CNN correspondent, April Ryan, who had previously experienced bouts of Trump anger, wrote to Wijian, "Welcome to the club ... this is nauseous .. it His habits. ”
Trump does not hide his dislike of the media and often clashes with reporters during his daily press conferences on the Corona virus.
