Trump rally a 'dangerous move' as coronavirus cases spike in US

Brisbane Times

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Trump rally a 'dangerous move' as coronavirus cases spike in US

Brisbane Times

Published 14 Jun 2020

President Trump will host a rally at a 19,000 seat arena in Tulsa this weekend. Health experts fear it could trigger a new wave of coronavirus infections with parts of the US already recording a spike in cases.

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