Demonstrations broke out in the United States! Italy will reopen on May 4th!

According to CNN, protests have taken place in Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky, Minnesota, North Carolina and Utah, all states led by Republicans or Democrats, in recent days, and people are increasingly concerned about the negative impact of the epidemic on the economy. On April 20, local time, Fauci responded that lifting the quarantine order too early would only make the previous achievements of the United States in fighting the epidemic go to waste.

On the 21st local time, Italian Prime Minister Conte announced on social media that the country will reopen from May 4. The government will announce a national reopening plan this week while taking into account the different situations in various regions.

Conte said the reopening plan is national, but will take into account the situation in different regions. Don't be too harsh on your own country. The whole world is in trouble now, and we should be proud of what we have done to deal with the epidemic. The government will announce the details of the reopening plan this week.

On April 21, Amazon announced today that it will release its first quarter financial report on April 30. In Amazon's business, e-commerce is the main source of net sales, and cloud computing is the main source of profit, contributing more than half of Amazon's operating profit.

Amid the epidemic, with a surge in orders on the Amazon platform and demand for cloud computing businesses, Amazon's first-quarter revenue may exceed expectations.

On April 20, Amazon employees revealed that Amazon is beginning to deploy thermal imagers in warehouses to screen workers' body temperatures more quickly and identify those who are running a fever.

Amazon employees said on social media that thermal imaging cameras have been installed in at least six Amazon warehouses in Los Angeles and Seattle. After the thermal imaging camera determines that an employee has an abnormal body temperature, the company will use a thermometer for a second check. In addition, an Amazon employee note shows that thermal imaging cameras will also be used at the entrance of Amazon Whole Foods stores.

Amazon said on Sunday it would extend the closure of six French warehouses until at least April 22.

Last week, a French court reportedly ordered the company to deliver only basic necessities such as groceries and medicine and conduct thorough safety checks to reduce the risk of the spread of the epidemic.

Subsequently, Amazon temporarily closed six warehouses in the country, saying that the definition of so-called daily necessities was unclear and the company could not risk being punished to continue operating. In addition, the company also said it had appealed to the court.

Source: Cross-border K Circle