The Democratic-led U.S. House of Representatives unveiled on Tuesday a sweeping new coronavirus bill with more than $3 trillion in assistance to states, families and epidemiologists seeking to track the extent of the coronavirus pandemic.
The following are major provisions in the legislation:
This year’s allotment includes about $50 billion to be divided equally between the 50 U.S. states and the District of Columbia, a similar amount to be distributed according to each state’s share of coronavirus cases and $150 billion more distributed according to population.
The $250 billion portion due by May 2021 includes $51 billion to be shared equally and $199 billion to be distributed according to each state’s share of unemployed people.
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