White House takes steps to protect health care workers from coronavirus, hours ahead of Trump's Oval Office address - News Summed Up

White House takes steps to protect health care workers from coronavirus, hours ahead of Trump's Oval Office address


The White House on Wednesday took steps to ensure the safety of health care workers as they deal with the ongoing outbreak of the coronavirus. President Trump signed a memorandum directing his cabinet to make general-use face masks available to health care workers, while the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) released a letter on an authorization to make available millions of general-use respirators to health care workers. TRUMP: 'CORONAVIRUS DOESN'T CARE WHAT PARTY YOU ARE IN'The statement was released just hours before Trump is expected to address the nation on the COVID-19 public health emergency, which the World Health Organization (WHO) on Wednesday declared a global pandemic. Trump is expected to announce an executive order insisting on American-made medical supplies and pharmaceuticals in response to the coronavirus outbreak. The White House is also considering a host of more aggressive responses to free up additional federal dollars and to address concerns that the administration's initial response to the pandemic was insufficient.


Source: Fox News March 11, 2020 22:51 UTC



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