At the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the majority of Americans viewed it primarily as a health crisis rather than a financial one.
At the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the majority of Americans viewed it primarily as a health crisis rather than a financial one.
PANDEMIC ... THEMAJORITY OFAMERICANS VIEWEDIT PRIMARILY AS AHEALTH CRISISRATHER THAN AFINANCIAL ONE BUTWE'VE CERTAINLYLEARNED DIFFERENT.U-S-A TODAY PUTOUT A SURVEY TO ATHOUSAND PEOPLEIN MARCH ... ANDAGAIN THIS MONTH.AT THE START ... 62-PERCENT SAID THEGOVERNMENT'SPRIORITY SHOULD BESTOPPING THESPREAD OF THEVIRUS.THIS MONTH THATNUMBER DROPPEDBY TEN PERCENT.BUT EVEN WITHMORE NOW IN FAVOROF PRIORITIZING THEECONOMY ... 77-PERCENT AGREETHAT IT SHOULD BEDONE GRADUALLY.THAT SAME NUMBERSUPPORTS WEARINGMASKS IN PUBLI
The Covid Inquiry is sitting in Belfast for three weeks to scrutinise the handling of the pandemic.
The Covid inquiry comes to Belfast for three weeks to review decisions taken during the pandemic.