Eliminates “national emergency” declared in the US by Covid-19

The White House Office of Management and Budget sent a memo to Congress on the deadlines for the declarations of “national emergency” and “public health emergency” by the Covid-19.

The national emergency declared under former President Donald Trump was expected to end on March 1 and the public health emergency on April 11. In the informative note, it was indicated that these emergency situations will end on May 11.

In the information note, it was indicated that emergency situations were expanded to avoid confusion and uncertainties in health systems, but this situation did not impose any restrictions for people to wear masks or get vaccinated.

Biden will veto it if Congress passes the bill, which calls for an immediate end to the state of emergency that Republicans plan to introduce this week, according to the memo.

The end of emergencies means that administrative decisions regarding Covid-19 vaccines and treatment processes will come first-hand from the federal government. (AA)