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United States First Lady Melania Trump sent a message of encouragement to medical and healthcare personnel fighting the spread of the coronavirus pandemic across the country."The most important heroes during our national response to the Coronavirus are the healthcare workers and front-line services in the United States," said President Donald Trump's wife.
Melania Trump recorded her video message thanking us on behalf of the nation, on behalf of the nation, to the health workers and representatives of other services in all real estate, who are responding to the emergency on the front line."It is because of you that the people of the United States are receiving the care and treatment they need," says the first lady in the video, which was recorded while she was outside on the balcony of the White House.
“We are united with you and salute your brave and compassionate efforts. Our prayers go out to all who fight against this invisible enemy, COVID-19, ”she added.
"The President and I appreciate all that he is doing to keep the people of our country healthy and safe," said Mrs. Trump.
"In the most difficult times, the United States never fails to rise to the occasion with unity and strength."
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After an initial hesitation about the scope and consequences of the pandemic, Donald Trump is taking the situation very seriously and has promoted efforts to ensure that workers in these sectors who fight head-on against the advance of the disease have the support that they need.
The CARES Act, which was enacted last month, provides $ 100 billion for hospitals and healthcare providers,Meanwhile, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and its partners continue to work with states to distribute fans and other equipment across the country.
For her part, Melania Trump became the first member of the American presidential family to show up with a protective mask. She did it through a photo published this Thursday on his Twitter account, @Flotus, with which she sought to encourage citizens to cover their mouths and noses using homemade cloth covers, so as not to generate a shortage of supplies destined for health professionals.
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"The CDC (Center for Disease Control and Prevention) continues to study the spread of COVID-19 and recommends that people wear cloth face covers when they are in public places where social distancing measures can be difficult to maintain. Remember, this does not replace the importance of social distancing but all social insurance doesn’t enough for all Americans.
First Lady Melania Trump has posted messages on Twitter to help prevent coronavirus, but has generated mixed positions.
While supporters of President Donald Trump applaud the speech, detractors remind the former model that at the beginning of the national emergency she was more concerned about the tennis court in the White House, that is, they consider that her action comes too late, in addition questioning the reduction in federal administration social programs for vulnerable groups, such as older adults.
“It is inspiring to see the American spirit resurface with acts of kindness. Young and old Americans are united by a commitment to keep their communities and their country safe. I want to take a moment to thank those who go above and beyond to help those in need, ”she said in a first tweet.
“It is important to stay informed and understand the facts about # COVID19. If you have doubts about the veracity of the information, use the @fema Rumor Control site as a tool ”, she invited.
"Tell your husband that human lives are worth more than 401K. Tell him to listen to the doctors and scientists. Tell him to lead and to act with decency for once in her life, ”replied author John Pavlovitz.
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President Trump has faced criticism for his plan to "reopen" the country on April 12, despite experts considering it would be the peak of COVID-19 in the US,Gay activist Andrew Wortman shared a video on the claims of President Trump, who called the pandemic a "fraud" by Democrats,Wortman suggested that the First Lady tell her husband to send medical equipment to hospitals,Grammy-winning singer and activist for President Trump, singer Kaya Jones told Melania that she "inspires" the United States.
The First Lady also posted a video last Thursday, which generated similar reactions to her subsequent messages.
President Donald Trump last Friday asked Americans to cover their faces as they leave their homes in an effort to curb the spread of the coronavirus. During a press conference from the White House, he said it was the CDC that urged people to cover their faces, but with objects such as handkerchiefs, so that medical-grade masks, particularly short-lived N95 masks, are available to healthcare workers.
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"It is going to be really voluntary," said Trump. "They don't have to, and I choose not to, but some people may want to, and that's fine." New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio had made the same suggestion the night before.
“It is a covering of the face. It can be a scarf. It may be something that you make yourself at home. It could be a bandana, ”said De Blasio in contact with journalists. However, he also discouraged the use of chinstraps, ensuring that they are needed by medical personnel.
That Thursday, asked about the recommendation in his daily press conference to provide information on the efforts against the epidemic, Trump had expressed: “I believe that they are going to announce regulations on that. I don't think it's mandatory. If people want to use them, they can do it. If they want to wear scarves, they can and have. In many cases it is better because they are thicker. A recommendation is on the way, we will see what it says”.
Some exceptions would be children under the age of two, anyone who is having trouble breathing, or anyone who cannot remove the cover without help. The previous recommendations only recommended the use of masks to patients or those who were at high risk of complications from respiratory disease. The new proposal is based on research showing that healthy, asymptomatic people may also spread some infections.
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On Wednesday, Eric Garcetti, the mayor of Los Angeles, urged the 4 million residents of his city to wear masks when they are in public. In response to recent studies, the CDC on Wednesday changed the way it defined the risk of infection for Americans. Essentially it says that anyone can be considered a carrier, whether they have symptoms or not.
The virus is spread mainly through cough drops or sneezes, although experts stress that the germ is still not fully understood. American officials have been telling people to stay home as much as possible, and to stay at least 6 feet (2 meters) away from others when they leave. Other tips include washing your hands frequently and not touching your face. But until now, federal officials have not told people to cover their faces in public.
It is a recommendation for all of us to be safe, ”wrote the first lady in the message that accompanied her image with a large part of her face covered and keep people insurance.
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