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Newark launches testing of 2,200 homeless men and women
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New Jersey's largest city is spending $2 million to house the homeless and test for COVID.
New Jersey's largest city is spending $2 million to house the homeless in hotels and to test, and in some cases medically supervise, those who are COVID-positive. The health director says those without permanent addresses are among the three most vulnerable groups. Newark's also collecting information for potential contact tracing.
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Newark launches testing of 2,200 homeless men and women
Clip: 5/4/2020 | 3m 8sVideo has Closed Captions
New Jersey's largest city is spending $2 million to house the homeless in hotels and to test, and in some cases medically supervise, those who are COVID-positive. The health director says those without permanent addresses are among the three most vulnerable groups. Newark's also collecting information for potential contact tracing.
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