Home health care takes on COVID 19 front line
Ruth Caballero enters a New York apartment to care for a new corona virus patient. Home health workers face risk, PPE shortages, and rising patient demand as agencies expand visits and seek safe ways to treat COVID-19 patients at home.
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New York
Ruth Caballero
Caballero
Dombi
Penny Wittbrodt
Winchester
Kentucky
Wittbrodt
Americare Inc
Bridget Gallagher
Gallagher
Home Care Association of
New York State
Washington Home Health
Adassa Clarke
Visiting Nurse Service of
Upper Manhattan
John Minchillo
THE
Associated Press
Dutch students finish virus forced sea voyage home
A group of 25 Dutch high school students ages 14 to 17, guided by 12 crew members and three teachers, completed a five week Atlantic crossing to Harlingen aboard the Wylde Swan after the pandemic redirected their Caribbean educational cruise. They celebrated with family, orange smoke, and a self made banner reading Bucket List as they arrived in Harlingen.
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Harlingen
Netherlands
Caribbean
Floor Hurrimans
Cuba
Kauai Mayor Kawakami Adds Dance Curfew Cheer to Pandemic Stay
Kauai and Niihau counties imposed a 9 pm to 5 am curfew as Hawaii governors urge stay at home rules. Mayor Derek Kawakami posted social media videos dancing to Renegade and other antics to ease boredom while urging proper PPE and trash disposal. He labels rulebreakers covidiots and emphasizes community spirit. Local residents praise his human approach and proactive decisions ahead of broader travel quarantines.
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Honolulu
Kauai
Derek Kawakami
David Ige
Kawakami
Niihau
Facebook
Hawaii
Oahu
Michael Miranda
Miranda
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