to take covid patients, it by demand we take covid patients the patients will die in nursing homes that wouldn t have otherwise died had we screen them out. murphy officials countered by saying that there were guidelines for separating covid positive patients. the long-term care administrator reportedly said the problem of course is there s no separating safely. it s almost certain that even though you have staff only on that unit, something will migrate. we have learned from recent reporting that michigan governor gretchen whitmer s office didn t force nursing homes to take covid positive patients but instead offered financial incentives. new york s governor andrew cuomo and his administration issued a directive telling nursing homes not to turn away covid positive patients and then allegedly covered up the number of deaths of nursing home or long-term care residents. pennsylvania governor tom wolf also reportedly guided covid positive patients back into nursing homes and at
to take covid patients, it by demand we take covid patients the patients will die in nursing homes that wouldn t have otherwise died had we screen them out. murphy officials countered by saying that there were guidelines for separating covid positive patients. the long-term care administrator reportedly said the problem of course is there s no separating safely. it s almost certain that even though you have staff only on that unit, something will migrate. we have learned from recent reporting that michigan governor gretchen whitmer s office didn t force nursing homes to take covid positive patients but instead offered financial incentives. new york s governor andrew cuomo and his administration issued a directive telling nursing homes not to turn away covid positive patients and then allegedly covered up the number of deaths of nursing home or long-term care residents. pennsylvania governor tom wolf also reportedly guided covid positive patients back into nursing homes and at
and officials are building makeshift hospitals to hold thousands of newly infected covid patients. authorities are also amending the policy for separating covid positive children from their families. parents who test negative can now apply for special permission to be with children who have tested positive. joining me now live from tokyo with more on this. good to see you. shanghai authorities are struggling, aren t that? to contain the out break despite an extended lock down in the city with apparently very few supplies available to citizens. what s going on? the scale of this lock down is just staggering. 25 million residents in shanghai locked in indefinitely. in china s most populous city. people are feeling helpless and frustrated. but much of the dissent is censored. numerous complaints of people
says at least three tornados hit texas. there are reports of at least one death. and state officials in south carolina say at least three people were injured during storms there. one county there suffered quote significant damage after being hit by a possible tornado. china now. authorities in shanghai say the lock down in the city will continue until further notice. amid- another round of city wide covid testing. more than 17,000 new cases were reported in the city on tuesday. officials are building makeshift hospitals to hold thousands of newly infected covid patients. authorities are amending the policy for separating covid positive children from their families. parents who test negative can now apply for special permission to be with children who tested positive. cnn joining me now live from tokyo. with more on all of this. always good to see you.
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