It's Friday, April 24th, 2020.

It's a great day to abstain from injecting disinfectant into your body.

I'm Sean Ramisperum and this is your coronavirus update from today explained.

The President of the United States suggested Thursday night that it would be interesting

to look into injecting disinfectant into humans to combat COVID-19.

This prompted the makers of Lysol to issue a statement reminding people that, quote,

under no circumstance, should our disinfectant products be administered into the human body

through injection, ingestion, or any other route?

Not sure who needed to hear that, other than the person in charge of the country, but

glad it's all been cleared up.

The Food and Drug Administration is also issuing guidance that contradicts the President.

Remember those anti-malarial drugs Trump was promoting?

In a statement today, the FDA strongly cautioned against using hydroxychloroquine or chloroquine

to treat COVID-19 outside of a hospital setting or a clinical trial due to risk of heart

rhythm problems.

One thing everyone seems to agree on is aid for small businesses in the United States.

The President signed a $484 billion relief bill that will also help hospitals and provide

funding for testing.

Starting from the package is aid for state governments, which Democrats are pushing

forward Republicans less so.

And while we're on the state, some of them are opening back up today.

Georgia is really going for it, and we'll talk about Georgia in today's show, but Georgia

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