Google launched an educational website on coronavirus in the United States
Google's site launch comes nearly a week afterthe administration was partnering with Google to build a website to screen symptoms and direct people to testing sites. Google's sister site Verily later clarified that the site would not be available nationwide, but only for a limited number of people in San Francisco's Bay Area.
The announcement for the new site does not mention if it will contain any screening capabilities or testing site information in the future. The site also said it was initially just debuted in English, but will be available in more languages and countries over the following days.
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