The COVID emergency is set to end in May. What does it mean to Delaware?

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The COVID-19 national emergency and Public Health Emergency, put in place in 2020 by then-president Donald Trump, are now scheduled to end on May 11. President Joe Biden has extended the measures several times, allowing American to continue receiving free COVID tests, vaccines and treatments.

Published 2 months ago · Wilmington, United States

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The COVID emergency is set to end in May. What does it mean to Delaware?

The COVID-19 emergency will end in May, the Biden administration announced Monday. Here's what it means to Delaware and what to do before then.

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Here’s What the End to Pandemic Emergency Means for You

President Joe Biden has announced plans to end the Covid-19 national and public health emergencies on May 11. That means that many Americans would have to start paying for Covid-19 testing and treatment after the declarations cease. What does that mean for you? Benefits Allowed by Emergencies Will Disappear The public health emergency has enabled the government to provide many Americans with Covid-19 tests, treatments and vaccines at no charge,…

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