Trump Calls On US Citizens To Use Masks And Stay Away

US President Donald Trump (Photo: Twitter @realDonaldTrump)

JAKARTA - President Donald Trump, wearing a mask, appealed to Americans to maintain distance, cleanliness and use masks.

"I believe that all Americans are doing the right thing, but we strongly advise everyone especially to focus on keeping their distance, maintaining strict hygiene, avoiding crowded gatherings and indoor bars and wearing masks when necessary," Trump said. , Tuesday July 28th.

Trump speaks to residents during a visit to the Fujifilm plant in Morrisville, North Carolina, as the vaccine is underway.

During his tour of the facility, he wore a mask in public for the second time, the first during a trip to Walter Reed Medical Center, Washington earlier this month.

"I hear very positive things. We think we are in very good shape to do that by the end of the year," Trump said of the potential for this vaccine.

He also believes that the economy will soon recover even during this pandemic. "A lot of governors should open up states that are currently on lockdown."

Positive cases of this virus have increased since June in the United States. The number of deaths from the virus in the US is the highest in the world.

National security adviser Robert O'Brien has become the most senior official in Trump's inner circle to be infected with the coronavirus.

This information was delivered on Monday, 27 July. The White House said there was no risk of transmission to Trump or Vice President Mike Pence from the O'Brein case.

The United States' national security adviser Robert O'Brien has become the top official in President Donald Trump's inner circle, who has tested positive for the coronavirus.

An administration official said O'Brien had had no contact with the president in days.

But, the National Security Council did not respond to questions about O'Brien, who wanted to work from home.

"He (O'Brien) has mild symptoms and has isolated himself and is working from a safe offsite location. There is no risk of exposure to the president or vice president. The National Security Council work continues uninterrupted," said a statement from the White House.