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The Senate passed a $484 billion relief bill to support small businesses and hospitals amid the coronavirus pandemic. The bill, which includes $310 billion for the Paycheck Protection Program, now moves to the House for approval. Meanwhile, the CDC warns of a potential second wave of coronavirus in winter, which could coincide with flu season, posing a significant challenge to healthcare providers. Over 45,000 Americans have died from the virus. Stay updated with Newsy for unbiased news.

What is the primary focus of the $484 billion bill passed by the Senate?

• To reduce taxes

• To fund military operations

• To boost small businesses, hospitals, and testing

• To support large corporations

What is the Paycheck Protection Program designed to do?

• Offer relief loans to small businesses

• Provide loans to large public companies

• Support international trade

• Increase taxes on small businesses

What is the next step for the $484 billion bill after passing the Senate?

• It will be implemented immediately

• It will be reviewed by the Supreme Court

• It will be signed by the President

• It will be sent to the House for approval

What concern did the CDC express regarding a second wave of coronavirus?

• It will only affect children

• It will be less severe than the first wave

• It could coincide with flu season, increasing difficulty

• It will not impact the healthcare system

How many Americans had died from the coronavirus at the time of this report?

• Over 20,000

• Over 45,000

• Over 10,000

• Over 30,000