Gov. Cuomo: $61 billion in federal support needed for NY, or there will be massive cuts
Gov. Cuomo says he and Gov. Larry Hogan, of Maryland, are issuing a joint statement asking for financial relief to states in next federal stimulus bill.
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Apr 2, 2020, 3:16 PM
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Updated 1,825 days ago
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Briefing Notes:
- Gov. Cuomo: Total hospitalizations are down again. 195 New Yorkers died from COVID-19 on Monday.
- The state Department of Health is investigating approximately 100 cases of what may be a COVID-19-related illness in children with symptoms similar to Kawaskaki disease and toxic shock-like syndrome.
- Reopening will be consistent with CDC guidelines. "Stay with the science and the data."
Calibrating for reopening the state depends on some monitoring devices:
- First monitoring device: Diagnostic testing
- Second: Antibody testing.
- Third: hospitalization rate vs. hospital capacity.
- Fourth: Infection rate.
- Gov. Cuomo says the state needs $61 billion in federal support or their will be cuts to schools, local governments and hospitals.
- Gov. Cuomo says he and Gov. Larry Hogan, of Maryland, are issuing a joint statement asking for financial relief to states in next federal stimulus bill.
- Gov. Cuomo outlines the 'Americans First Law;' which says if a corporation does not rehire the same number of employees it had pre-pandemic, it will not receive any federal money.
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