DC To Require Masks if A Class, Grade or School Reaches 7% Infection Rate – Video
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A.J. Huffman Graphic Design
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Why are we willing to chance in 7%? “
Quote from CNN:
“These high-levels of COVID-related admissions jeopardize the ability of our hospitals to provide needed care in our communities.
That means if your child’s in a car wreck, if your child has a congenital heart defect or something and needs an ICU bed, or more likely if they have Covid and need an ICU bed, we don’t have one. Your child will wait for another child to die,” Jenkins said.
This was for large cities, how will this affect Monticello, Pine Bluff and Little Rock?