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  3. Coronavirus in the USA, impressions from Dallas

Coronavirus in the USA, impressions from Dallas

Mar 21, 2020

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  • March 21, 2020, Dallas, Texas: Dallas County Parkland Hospital staff speak to a possible COVID19 patient at the Dallas County sponsored testing center, which opened this weekend near the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas...The testing centers will have enough kits to test nearly 5,000 persons per week. The federal government has promised to deliver testing kits at least once per week...People seeking tests do not have to be Dallas County residents. However, in order to be tested, individuals must have a fever of 99.6 degrees or above and be either 65 or older, a first responder, a health care worker or a Dallas Area Rapid Transit bus driver. Dallas - ZUMAa183 20200321_znp_a183_007 Copyright: xAvixAdelmanx

    March 21, 2020, Dallas, Texas: Dallas County Parkland Hospital staff speak to a possible COVID19 patient at the Dallas County sponsored testing center, which opened this weekend near the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas...The testing centers will have enough kits to test nearly 5,000 persons per week. The federal government has promised to deliver testing kits at least once per week...People seeking tests do not have to be Dallas County residents. However, in order to be tested, individuals must have a fever of 99.6 degrees or above and be either 65 or older, a first responder, a health care worker or a Dallas Area Rapid Transit bus driver. Dallas - ZUMAa183 20200321_znp_a183_007 Copyright: xAvixAdelmanx

  • March 21, 2020, Dallas, Texas: Philip Huang, PHILIP HUANG, Director of Dallas County Health and Human Services department, speaks to the media at the first of two Dallas-County sponsored COVID19 testing centers opening this weekend...The testing centers will have enough kits to test nearly 5,000 persons per week. The federal government has promised to deliver testing kits at least once per week...People seeking tests do not have to be Dallas County residents. However, in order to be tested, individuals must have a fever of 99.6 degrees or above and be either 65 or older, a first responder, a health care worker or a Dallas Area Rapid Transit bus driver. Dallas - ZUMAa183 20200321_znp_a183_006 Copyright: xAvixAdelmanx

    March 21, 2020, Dallas, Texas: Philip Huang, PHILIP HUANG, Director of Dallas County Health and Human Services department, speaks to the media at the first of two Dallas-County sponsored COVID19 testing centers opening this weekend...The testing centers will have enough kits to test nearly 5,000 persons per week. The federal government has promised to deliver testing kits at least once per week...People seeking tests do not have to be Dallas County residents. However, in order to be tested, individuals must have a fever of 99.6 degrees or above and be either 65 or older, a first responder, a health care worker or a Dallas Area Rapid Transit bus driver. Dallas - ZUMAa183 20200321_znp_a183_006 Copyright: xAvixAdelmanx

  • March 21, 2020, Dallas, Texas: ROCKY TAZ, the Office of Emergency Management director for the City of Dallas, speaks to the media at the first of two Dallas-County sponsored COVID19 testing centers opening this weekend..The testing centers will have enough kits to test nearly 5,000 persons per week. The federal government has promised to deliver testing kits at least once per week...People seeking tests do not have to be Dallas County residents. However, in order to be tested, individuals must have a fever of 99.6 degrees or above and be either 65 or older, a first responder, a health care worker or a Dallas Area Rapid Transit bus driver. Dallas - ZUMAa183 20200321_znp_a183_005 Copyright: xAvixAdelmanx

    March 21, 2020, Dallas, Texas: ROCKY TAZ, the Office of Emergency Management director for the City of Dallas, speaks to the media at the first of two Dallas-County sponsored COVID19 testing centers opening this weekend..The testing centers will have enough kits to test nearly 5,000 persons per week. The federal government has promised to deliver testing kits at least once per week...People seeking tests do not have to be Dallas County residents. However, in order to be tested, individuals must have a fever of 99.6 degrees or above and be either 65 or older, a first responder, a health care worker or a Dallas Area Rapid Transit bus driver. Dallas - ZUMAa183 20200321_znp_a183_005 Copyright: xAvixAdelmanx

  • March 21, 2020, Dallas, Texas: Dallas County Judge CLAY JENKINS speaks to the media at the opening of the first of two county-sponsored COVID19 testing center in the county...The testing centers will have enough kits to test nearly 5,000 persons per week. The federal government has promised to deliver testing kits at least once per week...People seeking tests do not have to be Dallas County residents. However, in order to be tested, individuals must have a fever of 99.6 degrees or above and be either 65 or older, a first responder, a health care worker or a Dallas Area Rapid Transit bus driver. Dallas - ZUMAa183 20200321_znp_a183_004 Copyright: xAvixAdelmanx

    March 21, 2020, Dallas, Texas: Dallas County Judge CLAY JENKINS speaks to the media at the opening of the first of two county-sponsored COVID19 testing center in the county...The testing centers will have enough kits to test nearly 5,000 persons per week. The federal government has promised to deliver testing kits at least once per week...People seeking tests do not have to be Dallas County residents. However, in order to be tested, individuals must have a fever of 99.6 degrees or above and be either 65 or older, a first responder, a health care worker or a Dallas Area Rapid Transit bus driver. Dallas - ZUMAa183 20200321_znp_a183_004 Copyright: xAvixAdelmanx

  • March 21, 2020, Dallas, Texas: Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins speaks to the media at the opening of the first of two county-sponsored COVID19 testing center in the county...The testing centers will have enough kits to test nearly 5,000 persons per week. The federal government has promised to deliver testing kits at least once per week...People seeking tests do not have to be Dallas County residents. However, in order to be tested, individuals must have a fever of 99.6 degrees or above and be either 65 or older, a first responder, a health care worker or a Dallas Area Rapid Transit bus driver. Dallas - ZUMAa183 20200321_znp_a183_003 Copyright: xAvixAdelmanx

    March 21, 2020, Dallas, Texas: Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins speaks to the media at the opening of the first of two county-sponsored COVID19 testing center in the county...The testing centers will have enough kits to test nearly 5,000 persons per week. The federal government has promised to deliver testing kits at least once per week...People seeking tests do not have to be Dallas County residents. However, in order to be tested, individuals must have a fever of 99.6 degrees or above and be either 65 or older, a first responder, a health care worker or a Dallas Area Rapid Transit bus driver. Dallas - ZUMAa183 20200321_znp_a183_003 Copyright: xAvixAdelmanx

  • March 21, 2020, Dallas, Texas: Dallas County Parkland Hospital employees unload PPE equipment that will be used in the Dallas County COVID19 Testing Center, which opened on Saturday morning, on a parking lot near the American Airlines Center in downtown Dallas...The first of two county-sponsored testing centers will have enough kits to test nearly 5,000 persons per week...People seeking tests do not have to be Dallas County residents. However, in order to be tested, individuals must have a fever of 99.6 degrees or above and be either 65 or older, a first responder, a health care worker or a Dallas Area Rapid Transit bus driver. Dallas - ZUMAa183 20200321_znp_a183_002 Copyright: xAvixAdelmanx

    March 21, 2020, Dallas, Texas: Dallas County Parkland Hospital employees unload PPE equipment that will be used in the Dallas County COVID19 Testing Center, which opened on Saturday morning, on a parking lot near the American Airlines Center in downtown Dallas...The first of two county-sponsored testing centers will have enough kits to test nearly 5,000 persons per week...People seeking tests do not have to be Dallas County residents. However, in order to be tested, individuals must have a fever of 99.6 degrees or above and be either 65 or older, a first responder, a health care worker or a Dallas Area Rapid Transit bus driver. Dallas - ZUMAa183 20200321_znp_a183_002 Copyright: xAvixAdelmanx

  • March 21, 2020, Dallas, Texas: Dallas County Parkland Hospital employees unload PPE equipment that will be used in the Dallas County COVID19 Testing Center, which opened on Saturday morning, on a parking lot near the American Airlines Center in downtown Dallas...The first of two county-sponsored testing centers will have enough kits to test nearly 5,000 persons per week...People seeking tests do not have to be Dallas County residents. However, in order to be tested, individuals must have a fever of 99.6 degrees or above and be either 65 or older, a first responder, a health care worker or a Dallas Area Rapid Transit bus driver. Dallas - ZUMAa183 20200321_znp_a183_001 Copyright: xAvixAdelmanx

    March 21, 2020, Dallas, Texas: Dallas County Parkland Hospital employees unload PPE equipment that will be used in the Dallas County COVID19 Testing Center, which opened on Saturday morning, on a parking lot near the American Airlines Center in downtown Dallas...The first of two county-sponsored testing centers will have enough kits to test nearly 5,000 persons per week...People seeking tests do not have to be Dallas County residents. However, in order to be tested, individuals must have a fever of 99.6 degrees or above and be either 65 or older, a first responder, a health care worker or a Dallas Area Rapid Transit bus driver. Dallas - ZUMAa183 20200321_znp_a183_001 Copyright: xAvixAdelmanx

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