Google launches the previously announced Covid-19 website in the U.S.

The website is simplistic and is only information-based.

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Google announced in its blog about the recent steps they've taken in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, they've added links to WHO and CDC and other official health organizations for Covid-19 and other health-related queries on Google search, the list of taken steps also include a website that they've opened in the U.S. recently that will help people to understand the situation of the coronavirus around the world.

The Covid-19 website which will be available at google.com/covid19 will update the information about Covid-19 as they receive it from WHO, CDC and other trusted health organizations, the website is focused on education, prevention, and local resources.

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Currently, the website is only available in English, it will be updated with other languages as well and will be available in other countries too in the coming days, one of Google's spokesperson told The Verge that Spanish is the next language in line.  Primarily, the website will show you the symptoms and prevention methods to avoid getting Covid-19.

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There are some tips and instructional videos available on the website and there are only from CDC and WHO, the best part of the website is the map showing the spread of the Covid-19 cases around the world and a list below, of the cases, reported, recovered, and the death toll numbers of each country.

Google also provides a link to support the relief efforts, those donations will go to the UN Foundation’s COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund for the World Health Organization and Google will add $2 for every $1 you donate, but currently, the donation through the website can only be done in the U.S.