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“China could interfere with the US election in retaliation for blaming the coronavirus pandemic on Beijing, state media reveals
US politicians who support ‘anti-China’ motions will be penalised, a report said
The states that sued China over its virus response will be punished too, it added
Beijing’s countermeasures will impact the US presidential election, sources said
Came as US President Trump called COVID-19 ‘the Plague from China’ in a tweet
The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs declined to comment on the alleged plan
China needs to shut up and put on a mask. they think they can treat the rest of the world like they treat their slave population - what a bunch of losers at home. The whole world is laughing at the CCP’s schoolyard bully tantrums.
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MARYLAND
The head of a hospital system in Maryland’s Prince George’s County, a majority black community bordering Washington, D.C., said the area’s intensive care units “are bursting at the seams.”
“I would say we are the epicenter of the epicenter,” said Dr. Joseph Wright, interim CEO of University of Maryland Capital Region Health. He said the three emergency departments his medical system operates are steadily seeing upward of 70 new COVID-19 confirmed and suspected patients every day.
“We are certainly still very much in a very busy phase of this surge,” Wright said.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has announced the first stage of reopening beginning Friday evening, but Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks said a local order would extend through June 1.
NEW MEXICO
A hospital in Gallup, New Mexico, is on the front lines of a grinding outbreak on the Navajo Nation that recently prompted a 10-day lockdown with police setting up roadblocks to discourage non-emergency shopping.
...The departure last week of the hospital’s lung specialist has limited its ability to treat COVID-19 patients, as people with acute respiratory symptoms are transported to Albuquerque, some two hours away. About 17 nurses were cut from the hospital’s workforce in March, at least 32 workers have tested positive for the virus and its intensive care unit is at capacity.
“My staff is physically exhausted, emotionally exhausted and they are suffering from moral injury,” chief nursing officer Felicia Adams said.
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