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The Governor of New York asked citizens not to let their guard down because "if we do something stupid, we will see the numbers come back tomorrow." His state is the most hit by COVID-19 in the United States. The state of  New York on Monday exceeded 10,000 deaths from COVID-19 reported Governor Andrew Cuomo, who however estimated that the worst of the crisis "is over." "The worst is over if we continue to be smart from now on" respecting the confinement measures, he warned. But if we do  whatever  stupid,  we're going to  see the numbers come  again  tomorrow. This state is by far the worst hit by the pandemic in The United States , but the governor also said that the spread of the coronavirus has slowed in New York, where 10,056 people have died, 671 of them in the past 24 hours. The last reported was the lowest number of deaths since April 5. The spike was recorded Thursday, with 799 deaths in 24 hours. The state, and also

Former soccer player Paolo Maldini overcame the disease caused by the new coronavirus and recounted the physical consequences it has left him. The Italian Paolo Maldini assured that, after recovering from COVID-19, his body still suffers from the consequences of the disease. During a conversation with Javier Zanetti, organized by Sky Sport, the ex-star of Milan pointed out that his age was not a problem, but the damage that the virus left on his body. "It is hard to start again. Today I tried to do something else in the gym, but after ten minutes he was dead. And not because he was 52 years old," said Maldini during the conversation with the Argentine. The former soccer player and his son, Daniel, tested positive for the COVID-19. Both quarantined to overcome the disease and not infect the rest. According to La Gazzetta Dello Sport, both recovered on Wednesday, April 8, but neither confirmed anything so far. However, on March 23, after father and so