This is the inside edition dot com Corona virus news for April 10th 2020.

According to a report in Newsweek, the novel Corona Virus is now the leading cause of death in America.

The virus is responsible for approximately 1970 deaths a day more than those caused by cancer, heart disease, auto accidents or gun violence.

Approximately 17,000 people in the U.

S have died from Cove in 19 and nearly half a 1,000,000 have been infected.

The worldwide death toll is approaching 100,000.

In New York, workers dig graves on Hart Island.

The public cemetery off the Bronx is now seeing two dozen burials a day, five days a week.

Drone footage shows dozens of caskets ready for burial.

Open boxes are strewn across a warehouse floor.

In Spain, over two million masks and other medical supplies were stolen.

They're worth five million euros.

Spanish police have made an arrest in the incident.

In France, drones are being used to spray virus killing disinfectant on city streets.

The machines allow for greater social distance while covering a wider area as the front line workers continue to battle the pandemic, cities lift themselves up in blue, a show of thanks, solidarity and appreciation.

Anything that we can do that calls us all together with the rest of the community is very inspiring.

Here's more Corona virus coverage from the inside edition dot com team.

First salvo.

No, I'm working on an interesting story coming out of Africa, where conservationists fear that poachers are exploiting the Corona virus locked down in order to hunt the rare precious rhinos.

Rhinos are considered endangered species.

Reiners air poached because of their horns and left for dead in the wild while the poachers then go and sell the horns on the black market.

Now it's you at Miramonte.

Amano is working on the milk Man is a thing of the past, or so I thought.

It turns out some of them still exist, and the Corona virus could help them make a big comeback.

One man who runs a milk delivery service in Westchester County, New York, says his business was mostly comprised of schools and day care centers, But a lot of those buildings are closed now, and a lot more people are forced to stay at home to help stem the spread of Corona virus.

So he's been getting a lot more requests to deliver two homes, just like a milk man of the 19 fifties would.

D'oh!

And now that so many more people are aware of the service's he provides, he's hoping that this business will continue even after stayed home orders Air lifted.

Now let's see what Nick Poppy is working on.

I got to speak to an ear, nose and throat surgeon in Cincinnati who wrote a pretty spot on parody of Billy Joel's Piano Man.

So Dr Matthew Henson has been in self quarantine for the past couple of weeks after being exposed to someone who was coded 19 positive while he was practicing telemedicine at home.

He also had a chance to sit down at his keyboard and dust off some of his musical skills he used to perform in college.

Bring us the road is really pretty appropriate to our time.

It's also, I think, another way that we see people trying to respond to this crisis and cope with it through creating making music, telling stories that help us feel a little bit better and I'm happy to report that Dr Hensen is now out of quarantine and back at his hospital in Cincinnati and now over to Lee shops.

Throughout this self quarantine, people are really using Zoom to stay connected, including this couple in California.

I got married using Zoom in front of just close family and friends.

So they spent the whole day like any bride and groom would do having breakfast, getting ready.

This is just such a beautiful moment amidst all the chaos right now.