Here's the latest on coronavirus pandemic: – President Trump orders 4,000 hospital beds for virus hotspots – UAE suspends all passenger flights – Saudi Arabia announces curfew to curb coronavirus spread – New Zealand reports 36 new cases For more:
People walk past a sign that advises people to stay home in Times Square on March 22, 2020 in New York City. President Donald Trump on Sunday said he'd ordered the deployment of emergency medical stations with capacity of 4,000 hospital beds to coronavirus hotspots around the United States.
Economic advisor Peter Navarro said people who'd bought up large quantities of scarce medical supplies in hopes of getting high prices should put them on the market or contact the authorities, which will pay "a fair price."US Senate fails to advance rescue package The bill, which proposed up to $2 trillion in funding for American families, thousands of shuttered or suffering businesses and the nation's critically under-equipped hospitals, failed by a 47-47 vote when it needed 60 to pass, despite intense negotiations between Republicans, Democrats and President Donald Trump's administration.
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