In Italy, where the crisis is easing but the death toll is a staggering 33,000, the ancient ruins at Pompeii were reopened to the public Tuesday, and the Colosseum in Rome, one of the world’s biggest tourist attractions, will begin receiving visitors again on June 1, though entrance times will be staggered to reduce crowding and tickets must be bought online.
“Right now, we’re not in the second wave. We’re right in the middle of the first wave globally,” said Dr. Mike Ryan, WHO’s executive director. Brazil has about 375,000 coronavirus infections — second only to the 1.6 million cases in the U.S. — and has counted over 23,000 deaths, but many fear Brazil’s true toll is much higher.
Typical... 'NY Stock Exchange reopens as US closes in on 100,000 dead. Just had to add the dead people to it. Morons!
Fuck China bullying Make them pay for virus
I read these comments and find the lack of understanding of the stock market astounding.
False flag....mask up
This is propaganda with the sole purpose of giving the rich, who own 99% of the stocks, time to move investments around and get out.
The 40 million unemployed Americans are thrilled , I'm sure
It seems those running the stock exchange are more concerned with profit than people's lives.
JonLemire The stock market does not reflect real life in America.
Ima bet all my stocks I withdrew, it aint gonna last.
Give it a week.😾
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