WASHINGTON, May 26 — The White House yesterday brought forward by two days restrictions on travel to the United States from Brazil as the number of deaths from the new coronavirus in the South American nation surpassed the US daily toll. A White House statement amended the timing of the start of...
Tuesday, 26 May 2020 09:51 AM MYT
A White House statement amended the timing of the start of the restrictions to 11.59 pm Eastern Time today instead of May 28 as in the original announcement on Sunday. Brazil has 374,898 cases, behind the US with 1.637 million. Total deaths in the US has reached 97,988, according to Reuters tally, compared with Brazil at 23,473.
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