From the Center for Investigative Reporting in PRX, this is Reveal.

I'm Al Etsin.

Whose responsibility is it to keep people safe from spreading the coronavirus?

Your government, your workplace, yourself?

In a few minutes, we're going to hear from a worker at Amazon who's worried that the

retail giant isn't doing enough to protect employees.

But first, we start with a movement of people who think they can protect themselves.

Their demanding stay-at-home restrictions be scaled back even as health experts say that

could put more people at risk.

A coalition of Republican governors from six southern states is working to lift restrictions

across the southeast.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp has been leading the pack and admits there are risks.

Now we'll say that when we have more people moving around, we're probably going to have

to see our cases continue to go up.

Kemp says Georgia will be able to handle any increases in cases, but Dr. Anthony Fauci

isn't so sure.

The director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases says reopening the

states too early could backfire.

More tests are needed to make sure people who don't realize they're sick aren't spreading

the disease.

And a Reuters poll found that 72% of Americans agree.

They think the stay-at-home orders should remain in place until health officials say it's

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