The hotel industry expects 44% of all US hotel employees could lose their jobs as the coronavirus outbreak drys up demand.
Brazilian soccer stadiums and convention centers convert to field hospitals to treat coronavirus patientsThe field of the Pacaembu stadium is lined with metal frames as workers erect an open-air hospital to treat patients in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Monday, March 23. ( Andre Penner/AP
In São Paulo, the city with the largest number of confirmed deaths and cases, the mayor’s office announced that 2,000 hospital beds would be added to the Pacaembu stadium and the Anhembi convention center in the next few weeks. In Rio de Janeiro, 2019 Copa Libertadores winner Flamengo said it had made its facilities available to the state and city government, including the city’s iconic Maracanã stadium.
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