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Dia Mundial di
Conscientisacion riba Autismo

den periodo di COVID-19
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y positivismo pa yuda bo yiu
sinti sigur’

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Poorer NYC neighborhoods hit hardest by virus

NEW YORK (AP) — The coronavirus pandemic
has touched every part of New York City, but
new data shows it is hitting especially hard in
neighborhoods that tend to be poorer and
might be more likely to have many people li-
ving under one roof.
Here are the latest coronavirus developments
in New York:
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NUMBERS SHOW DISPARATE IMPACT
Data released late Wednesday by city health
officials shows that residents in the immigrant-
rich Jackson Heights, Elmhurst and Corona
sections of Queens have tested positive for
the virus in far greater numbers and at higher
rates per capita than in wealthy, mostly white
parts of Manhattan and Brooklyn.
People living in one Queens zip code just south
of LaGuardia Airport were roughly four times A woman wearing personal protective equipment crosses Main Street Wednesday, April 1, 2020, in the Flushing
as likely to have tested positive as people in section of the Queens borough of New York. The new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most
the gentrified section of Brooklyn that Mayor people, but for some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more se-
Bill de Blasio calls home. vere illness or death.
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