In Brazil, disinfection is carried out without gel alcohol.

BREAKING NEWS: Gov. Andrew Cuomo issues 'most drastic' order yet for ALL non-essential workers to stay home after 3,000 new coronavirus cases are confirmed - bringing total to 7,102 in the state of New York. In an announcement on Friday, he increased the previous rule that 75 percent of the state's workforce had to stay home to 100 percent. It goes into effect on Sunday evening - he has not yet specified the time - and is an indefinite order. The only workforces that are excluded are grocery stores, pharmacies, certain government workers, food deliveries and restaurants, internet service providers and news organizations. People will be allowed to go outside to exercise but he encouraged only solitary activities like running or walking.

Mineola, Long Island. #NY

Also, US Military deployed to Chicago, IL

Meanwhile, in Morocco... military vehicles were spotted on the streets.

Meanwhile in India ...

The number of NYPD officers who have tested positive for coronavirus has risen to 35 — up from 20 — as Commissioner Dermot Shea reassured his officers and the city in an exclusive sit-down interview with Fox News. “The very positive news is that even though we have 35 officers tested positive for this illness, zero out of those 35 are currently hospitalized,” Shea said Friday. The virus has affected all different ranks throughout the department. There is one officer, who has not confirmed positive, but who was hospitalized in serious condition with pneumonia. Last week, the union representing NYPD officers filed a complaint claiming the #NYPD has failed to provide adequate protective equipment of cleaning and sanitizing supplies to police officers. On Friday, Shea said the NYPD is in talks about obtaining more masks for their officers, but he said if an officer wants a mask or hand sanitizer, they can “absolutely” get it.

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⚠️ The American Red Cross president & CEO Gail J. McGovern sounded the alarm. “We've had 2,700 blood drives canceled so far and that equates to about 86,000 units of blood,” McGovern said, about the impact of the Covid-19 outbreak in the United States. The American Red Cross announced that nationally, it is facing a “severe blood shortage” as a result of an “unprecedented number of blood drive cancellations during this coronavirus outbreak.” The organization said that donors are needed urgently, and they are urging healthy and eligible donors to make an appointment by visiting RedCrossBlood.org, or calling 1-800-RED-CROSS. Those potential donors who have traveled to China, Hong Kong, Macau, Italy, Iran, and South Korea are asked to delay their donation for 28 days, as well as anyone who has been confirmed to have COVID-19, or been in contact with a suspected case of the virus.

Walking Dead in Brazil. Homeless people on the streets of Rio de Janeiro attack passersby with the goal of robbery.

Meanwhile in UK ...

This is allegedly NYC and allegedly recent