Disneyland to reopen on July 17 in the US, President Trump talks of a “big comeback” against Coronavirus.

Trump to resume his election rallies, global Covid-19 cases reach around 7.3 million with 416,201 deaths.

On Wednesday, Disneyland announced, that after nearly three months of shutting its gates to slow the spread of Coronavirus, it will reopen its theme park in California on July 17. The company will reopen all of its properties across the country in phases, with Downtown Disney District reopening on 9th July. This is to comply with the government’s guidelines and also to maintain social distancing norms resulting in a significantly limited capacity of people inside the theme parks.

All the guests, including annual pass-holders, will be required to obtain a reservation for park entry in advance on the park’s new reservation system; the Disneyland Resort will manage public attendance through this new system and reservations will be subject to availability, the company stated. The company further said that there would be a temporary pause on the sale of annual passes, renewal and new tickets. In a media statement, the company assured to take enhanced health and safety measures after its reopening.

Donald Trump says post Covid-19, the United States on its way to a very big comeback:

US President on Wednesday said that after the crisis triggered by the novel Covid-19 virus, the stock market is booming, people are now getting their jobs back and the US is on its way to a “very big comeback”. Trump also highlighted that maybe next year, the country’s economy will be its best ever.

Trump resumes election rallies: 

After suspending his election rallies for the past three months due to the Coronavirus pandemic, Donald Trump announced that his election rallies would resume from Oklahoma, followed by rallies in states of Texas, Arizona, Florida and North Carolina. Trump will resume his re-election campaign in the November’s presidential elections. 

The global coronavirus tally has exceeded 7.3 million with 416,201 people dying.