This Is What The Trump Administration Is Doing To Combat Coronavirus

President Trump declared a national emergency for COVID-19, unlocking $50 billion in federal funds and enabling FEMA's involvement. The virus has infected over 1600 people in the US, affecting 46 states and Washington DC. Drive-through testing clinics are being set up with the help of retailers like Walmart and Walgreens. Testing is limited to symptomatic individuals, and an online screening is required. The pandemic has disrupted daily life, closing schools and canceling events. Financial measures include waiving interest on federal student loans and buying oil for reserves. Travel restrictions are in place for foreign nationals from Europe's Schengen area.

What was the primary reason for President Trump's declaration of a national emergency?

• To close all schools nationwide

• To impose martial law

• To access federal funding to combat the virus

• To ban all international travel

Which retailers offered their parking lots for drive-through testing clinics?

• Costco and Sam's Club

• Walmart and Walgreens

• Kroger and Safeway

• Target and CVS

What was the administration's guideline regarding who should get tested for the coronavirus?

• Testing is only for healthcare workers

• Testing is mandatory for all citizens

• Only those with symptoms should be tested

• Everyone should get tested regardless of symptoms

What financial measure did President Trump announce to ease concerns during the pandemic?

• Offering free housing for the unemployed

• Increasing taxes on luxury goods

• Waiving interest on federal student loans

• Providing free healthcare for all

What travel restriction did the US implement starting Friday at midnight?

• Banning all flights from Asia

• Prohibiting travel to South America

• Restricting travel from Europe's Shenzhen area

• Closing all domestic flights