Google Pledges $50 Million to Fight COVID-19; Launches Dedicated Coronavirus Hub - greensupoed

Google has betrothed $50 million to help fight the coronavirus pandemic. On a newly-launched website about all things COVID-19, the company said that a theatrical role of that $50 one thousand thousand pledge is $5M in matched donations to the UN Foundation's COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund for the Ma Health Constitution (WHO).

The web site, which Google is positioning as its dedicated COVID-19 hub, privy cost accessed at google.com/covid19. It comes with important information some the computer virus from authorised sources, like the World Health Organization (World Health Organization) and the US Centers for Disease Control and Bar (CDC).

The site provides guidelines happening how to prevent the disease by following saintlike hygiene habits same washing your hands. IT besides lists the symptoms and warns people that there's no specific treatment for information technology at the moment. The internet site also advises people to follow 'social distancing' and self-quarantine themselves if they feel they may receive shrunk the virus.

There are also various videos along the same topics from the aforementioned sources, as well A information and insights from Google Trends, including a full-fledged COVID-19 correspondenc that shows the plummy locations and the exact number of cases being reported from around the world. You can access Google's dedicated COVID-19 hub from the link in a higher place.

You can as wel donate to the global coronavirus response by clicking on the blue 'Donate' button on the page. 100 percent of your contribution testament go to the UN Founding for the World Health Organization. Google says that it will match $2 for every $1 donated to the cause by its users.

It's worthy noting that Google launched its dedicated COVID-19 hub after so much back and forth between the company and US President, Donald Trump, about whether the search giant was edifice a website with information about the novel coronavirus. While Trump last week announced that Google was building so much a land site, the ship's company itself didn't originally plan to do and so, but seemingly changed its mind at a later stage.