Trump announces the start of a corona treatment trial ... and sets the first city

US President Donald Trump confirmed Monday night that the war against Corona continues, saying: "We will win this war against Corona faster than some expect," noting that clinical trials will begin in New York to counter the deadly virus.

Trump added, during a press conference for the US crisis cell to confront Corona, that the US big and small companies were badly affected by the Corona virus.

He made it clear that he will not allow the Corona virus to turn into a long-term economic problem, and that this virus will end its spread sooner or later

Trump stressed that the time is not right to settle political scores, noting that discussions with Republicans and Democrats are continuing for the budget to confront Corona.

He also called on the American people to maintain social divergence, to reduce the spread of the virus.

On the other hand, the US President signed a decision to prevent tampering with the prices of supplies needed to combat the Corona virus.

In his daily testimony at the White House, Trump said experiments will begin in New York State on existing medical drugs to see if they can be used to combat the epidemic.

Trump expressed his belief that America's death rate from the virus remains below one percent.

Medical sources said that the number of people infected with the Corona virus in the United States rose to 426,000, while the governor of West Virginia issued an order to keep the residents in their homes.

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