translated from Spanish: Trump announced suspension of all trips from Europe to the U.S. for 30 days for coronavirus

US President Donald Trump on Wednesday announced the suspension of all travel from Europe to the US country for the next 30 days, with the exception of those from the United Kingdom, as a precaution n and control of the new coronavirus.” We’re going to suspend all travel from Europe to the United States for the next 30 days,” Trump has moved in a nation-leading speech from the Oval Office. The measure will take effect “Friday midnight,” he added, before ensuring that restrictions will “adjust according to the conditions” that arise. In addition, the representative, who has justified his decision by “preventing further cases from entering” the United States, has noted that there will be “certain exceptions for certain American citizens” who have undergone “appropriate assessments.” These prohibitions will apply not only to the tremendous amount of trade and burdens, but to a number of other things as we get approval,” he added. “Anything that comes from Europe to the United States is what we’re discussing,” he has settled. On the other hand, the US president has specified that it will provide emergency financial aid to Americans affected by the coronavirus.” To ensure that American workers who are affected by the virus can stay home without fear of financial distress, I will soon take an unprecedented emergency action to provide financial assistance,” he said Trump, while nuanced that it is aimed at workers who are “sick, quarantined or caring for others for the coronavirus.” “I will ask the House of Representatives to initiate legislative action to extend this aid,” he said. He has also insisted that the situation arising from the coronavirus, originating in China, “is not a financial crisis”. “It is only a time of time that we will overcome as a nation and as a world,” he has abundated. Additional MeasuresTrump has also announced additional measures, some of which had previously been disclosed, such as providing capital and liquidity to companies with staff affected by the new coronavirus and allocatoly affected U.S. states and territories.” These low-interest loans will help small businesses overcome temporary disruptions caused by the virus,” he said. I am sure that by taking these measures we will significantly reduce the threat to our citizens and eventually defeat this virus,” he said. Finally, the representative wanted to convey a message of encouragement and tranquility to the population. “The virus has no chance against us,” he said. “No country is more prepared than the United States. We’re in this together, as a nation and a country. America is always prepared for challenges,” he concluded. The World Health Organization (WHO) reported on Wednesday that, following high cases of the infection of the new coronavirus, the outbreak has been described as a pandemic. Globally, confirmed cases exceed 126,000 and deaths are more than 4,600, according to official data collected by Johns Hopkins University. In the United States, there are more than 1,300 people affected and 30 fatalities.

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