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Californians speak more than 200 languages Not everybody gets the COVID-19 facts they need

Californians speak more than 200 languages. Not everybody gets the COVID-19 facts they need Sacramento Bee 3/8/2021 Kim Bojórquez, The Sacramento Bee © Patrick T. Fallon/AFP/AFP/TNS A CORE testing site worker gives instructions on how to complete a Covid-19 oral swab test at a pop-up community testing site in the Panorama City neighborhood of Los Angeles on Dec. 9, 2020. SACRAMENTO, Calif. Ivy Zhou, a single mother of two children who speaks limited English, struggled to find COVID-19 information in her native language after she was furloughed last March. Now the San Francisco resident relies on a Chinese television station and social media to get information about unemployment relief, food pantries and how to protect her family from the coronavirus.

EDD language barriers stymie jobless Californians seeking benefits

Language barriers stymie jobless Californians seeking EDD benefits FacebookTwitterEmail Victoria Vega (left) and her children, Alondra Vega (16), and Bryant Aleman (8), wear face masks as they shop at Target on Thursday, February 4, 2021, in San Francisco, Calif.Constanza Hevia H. / Special to The Chronicle After fleeing domestic violence, Victoria Vega was living in a San Francisco shelter with her two children and working two jobs when the pandemic hit. She stopped driving for Uber because there were no riders and she was scared of the virus. She had to give up her car because she couldn’t make payments. Her janitorial work also disappeared.

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