Introduction
It’s amazing how the Microsoft tech arenas are working in a variety of ways to help fight the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. From virus outbreaks like COVID-19 to unexpected weather emergencies, it highlights the importance of establishing and keeping open lines of communication. Their main goal is to ensure that everyone stays briefed on the situation and any business impacts.
In order to address crises, meetings moving online, daily guidance email updates being sent, and dedicated sites emerging to consolidate news, related resources and topical Q&A, Microsoft has published a helpful crisis management communication site template where SharePoint admins can easily provision the template to our tenant from the SharePoint lookbook.

I’ve tried creating multiple COVID-19 site using this template as a starting point. I found this as very helpful and reliable resources can be added to these pages easily. And you can re-use the template, or you can add the available webparts.
If needed, you can set this site as your organizational news site by running the PowerShell script.
Let’s see the steps to add this template to your tenant. Our assumption is that you have tenant admin access.
Steps
Click the Addto your tenant in this lookbook link.
Select the options and accept. On the next screen, verify your email ID and site title.
Confirm the contents being created as part of the template.
The site will be provisioned.

Once the Site is provisioned, click the site URL and you are ready to customize the site as per the requirements.
Webparts
Going left-to-right, top-down, the crisis management site uses the following web parts,

Nash A.Posted Apr 25, 2020, 2:55 PM
Please help me. I want to write a code to deploy the same configuration using powershell scripts. Since I am not a tenant admin and I want to write a script and hand it over to admin.
Dhanush MPosted Apr 7, 2020, 12:09 PM
Nice blog, expecting more from you