Washington, October 20: A new poll finds Americans' trust in the people and institutions giving them information about the coronavirus has fallen across the board. Nearly two-thirds of Americans say they don't trust President Donald Trump much or at all for accurate coronavirus information.

That's according to a poll by USAFacts and The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research. Also Read | Google Sued For Antitrust Violations: What is The Case All About? Why US Justice Dept Moved Court Against The Search Engine Giant?.

The poll finds that the percentage of people saying they trust COVID-19 information from their state or local governments, the news media, social media and their friends and family has dropped significantly compared to similar questions in April. After Trump, the poll shows only social media has higher distrust levels. Also Read | Pakistan Army Chief Qamar Javed Bajwa Orders Inquiry Into Incident Involving Arrest of Nawaz Sharif's Son-in-Law Muhammad Safdar.

The poll also shows a large chunk of Americans find it hard to know if COVID-19 information is accurate.

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