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Two people were injured when a driver crashed into a Rancho Peñasquitos dental office early Wednesday but thanks to COVID protocols, no one inside the building was hurt.
The crash was reported around 8:45 a.m. in a strip mall on Black Mountain Road near Twin Trails Drive, San Diego police said.
Two people were transported to a hospital with minor injuries after the crash, according to a spokeswoman for the San Diego Fire-Rescue Department.
Dentist Brandon Pierce told 10News that because of COVID-19 protocols, none of his patients were in the waiting room when the crash occurred. Rather, the patients were all waiting in their cars, he told the station.
Migrants continue to drown off San Diego, California coast
On Tuesday, the Biden administration formally ended the “Remain in Mexico” program, known formally as the Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP), which forced asylum seekers to stay in Mexico while their cases played out in US immigration courts. The move was celebrated by some immigrant advocates despite the fact that many Trump-era policies remain in place, including Title 42, which bans immigrants from entering the US under the pretext of stopping the spread of COVID-19.
The inhumane living conditions throughout the world, which are the product of capitalist exploitation and imperialist intervention, and drive immigrants to make the dangerous journey into the United States to seek asylum and a better life, have, of course, not gone away. While Biden promised to roll back the worst of the Trump administration’s policies, immigrants continue to die every day and countless numbers languish in detention camps under his wat
A team of wildfire warriors at UC San Diego’s WiFIRE lab work 24/7 during California wildfires to help firefighters gain the upper hand out in the field.