New coronavirus cases appear to have reached a plateau, according to one of the nation's top experts.
Churches in Georgia did not exactly rush to open their doors Sunday even after Gov. Brian Kemp gave his approval to resuming in-person services if “done in accordance with strict social distancing protocols.”One exception was the Redeeming Love Church of God the Bible Way in Statesboro, which held two services Sunday, according to its Facebook page. Both were livestreamed and each appeared to have at least 20 parishioners in attendance.
Johnson told the religious leaders he understood the financial burden of the religious institutions being closed but said,"We can reach God without going through a building.” Georgia has become a high-profile outlier asPork producers may have to 'cull herds' as processing plants close– or potentially destroy thousands of pigs that have backed up on farms – because large meatpacking plants have slowed or closed because of the COVID-19.
Britain has recorded 20,732 deaths among people hospitalized with COVID-19, the fifth country in the world to surpass 20,000 deaths. Thousands more are thought to have died in nursing homes.The latest coronavirus assistance package signed into law Friday does not include the hundreds of billions of dollars. More than $2.5 trillion has been approved for businesses, individuals, hospitals, testing and other immediate needs, but a major political battle looms over government bailouts.
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