Biden announced the 'end of coronavirus' in the United States

International Desk: US President Joe Biden has announced the end of the coronavirus pandemic in his country. He said, we are still working on this epidemic. But it's over. On Tuesday (September 20), the British media BBC reported the news. According to the report, in an interview given to CBS television's 'Sixty Minutes' program on Sunday (September 18), Biden said that the coronavirus is over in the United States. The interview aired last Sunday, but part of it was recorded during the Detroit Auto Show. President Biden was with the crowd that day. In the broadcast interview, Biden is heard saying, "We still have a lot of work to do to control the virus." However, the situation is improving rapidly. If you notice, it appears that no one is wearing a mask. This means everyone is in pretty good shape. I think that is changing. Despite seeing the end of the pandemic, Biden believes that the coronavirus spread from China has had a "profound" effect on the psyche of Americans. He said it changed everything. It has changed the attitude of people about the status of self, family, nation and community. We have passed a very difficult time; very difficult Although Biden has declared the end of the epidemic, there is no change in the related policy in the United States, officials of his administration said. They told US media on Monday (September 19) that they have no plans to lift the ongoing Covid-19 public health emergency. On Monday, the head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. Anthony Fauci also acknowledged that the situation had improved. However, the Washington D.C. think tank says the daily death rate remains unacceptably high. He also said, "Where we have learned to live with the virus, we don't have to be ourselves."