Educational institutions in New York are closed for the entire year

Educational institutions in New York are closed for the entire year:

After the city's death toll exceeds 10,000, the mayor of New York City announces to keep educational institutions open all year, starting April 20.

NEW YORK (April 13, 2020) - The educational institutions in New York were closed for the entire year after the death toll in the city exceeded 10,000, and the mayor of New York City announced that the educational institutions, which open April 20, would be closed all year. Corona has wreaked havoc around the world, which has caused lockdowns and schools have been closed.

According to a foreign news agency, about 800 people have died from the virus in New York in a single day, and now the number of deaths in the city has grown to over 10,000. The mayor of the city has also announced that the educational institutions, which will open April 20, be closed all year. Governor Cuomo says that although the death rate daily has been on the decline, the death toll is still high.

Also, Dr. Robert Redfield, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention of the United States, says the United States is undergoing the Coved 19 pandemic, and now the number of Corona cases across the country will stabilize. In this regard, Dr. Robert said that after the outbreak of the outbreak, the country's economy would gradually reopen.

The number of certified Corona victims in the United States is 557663, while the death toll is 21,600. Coronavirus is believed to have snatched more than 14,000 lives worldwide, more than 1.5 million people have been diagnosed with the virus, while more than 4 million 23,000 have been cured. The number of Corona Virus victims has exceeded 5 lakh 60 thousand. During the last 24 hours, another 538 people have been killed in Corona.

According to a foreign news agency, 733 more people have died in the UK due to Corona, after which the death toll has risen to over 10,000. After 603 more deaths in Spain, the number has risen to over 17,000. So far, more than 1 lakh 66 thousand people suffer from it and more than 62 thousand people have recovered.