COVID Hunter hopes to be key component in global fight against coronavirus
Device will allow world to return to normal, company says
A new device developed by a West Palm Beach-based company is giving hope against the fight against COVID-19.
Posted at 2:00 PM, Jan 26, 2021
and last updated 2021-01-26 18:35:44-05
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. â A new device developed by a West Palm Beach-based company is giving hope against the fight against COVID-19.
Called the COVID Hunter, developers say the handheld device can detect not only the coronavirus but also several mutated strains.
Unveiled at a Tuesday news conference, the portable technology is billed as the world s first touchless viral detector specially designed to immediately identify the presence of the virus.
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Still divided And just like the first impeachment revealed a deep fissure among Florida Republicans and Democrats, the new effort appears poised to do so as well. Remember,13 out of 15 Florida Republicans in the House still voted to object to the certification of President-elect Joe Biden’s election hours after the Capitol was overrun.
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And nowhere, perhaps, were the plans of state Republicans more upended than in Palm Beach County, home to the president and his highest-profile businesses.
Here, President Donald Trump would preside over it all as political king- and queen-maker, hosting lavish fundraisers at Mar-a-Lago and anointing a new breed of loyal, brash acolytes.
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