It's Monday, April 6th, 2020, and a tiger at the Bronx Zoo has the Rona.

I'm Sean Ramos-Furham, and this is your coronavirus update from today's spaint.

The tiger's name is Nadia.

She's a four-year-old Malayan tiger, and she's got a dry cough.

She evidently got it from a Bronx Zoo employee.

The good news is, she's expected to recover soon.

In bad news, the country's surgeon General Jerome Adams said the nation should prepare

for the hardest and saddest week of most Americans' lives.

He said it's about to feel a lot like Pearl Harbor or 9-11 he called on all Americans

to do their part to flatten the curve.

New York's governor, Andrew Cuomo says they might be flattening the curve there.

The state's daily death toll has dropped slightly since a Friday peak with 630 lives lost.

The governor pointed out that the drop could be a blip.

China did New York a solid this weekend, and donated 1,000 ventilators.

That news came just after President Trump said he was unwilling to get New York all the

ventilators it requested.

But the president and his son-in-law did help New York City get some masks.

The city recently received something like 600,000 N95 masks from the federal government.

Elsewhere, Boris Johnson has been hospitalized due to complications from COVID-19.

The BBC is reporting he's in intensive care as a publishing he's still in charge of the government.

Meanwhile, the almost 94-year-old Queen of England gave a rare televised address over the weekend saying,

we should take comfort that while we may have more still to endure,

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