Bergamo, Italy - The Italian Army transports 60 coffins from the hospital of Bergamo to Modena for cremation.

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There are now nearly 10,000 cases of #coronavirus in the US and it is fast spreading, with 152 deaths as of Thursday

Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said on Thursday that Americans could see their first round of checks in three weeks as part of trillion-dollar coronavirus aid package. He told Fox Business Network's that the administration is proposing $1,000 per person, $500 per child. 'So for a family of four, that's a $3,000 payment. As soon as Congress passes this, we get this out in three weeks,' Mnuchin said. He noted that another round of checks would come out if the crisis continued. 'And then six weeks later, if the president still has a national emergency, we'll deliver another $3,000,' he added.

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The Surgeon General appealed to Kylie Jenner on Thursday morning to tell her millennial and Gen Z followers to stay at home as the country frantically tries to fight coronavirus, after new data emerged which suggests young people are far more vulnerable to the deadly pandemic than previously thought. In an appearance on Good Morning America, Surgeon General Jerome Adams said the country needed social media influencers like Jenner to use their platforms to get through to young people who are not all heeding government advice. It came after disturbing photographs and videos emerged of teenagers and young adults flocking to the beaches of Florida for Spring Break, gathering in groups and twerking despite the entire world being on the brink of shut-down and thousands dying with no cure on the horizon.

Coronavirus panic sparks violence in France as shoppers #brawl over keeping a safe distance in supermarket queue while others panic-buy BAGUETTES

So far in the US, more than 9,000 Americans are infected with coronavirus. That's less than half a percent of all adults in the US. But rates have been rising rapidly as the virus spread undetected in US communities and as more tests become available to detect patients. If just 20 percent of the US population is infected with coronavirus over the next 18 months (top left), hospitals across the country might just barely have enough beds to treat them. But the more quickly the virus spreads to 40% or 60% of people, the more likely there will be twice as many patients or more than there are beds (dark red), ProPublica maps show.

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