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Collected Item: “Phoenix Mayor declares crisis as federal government fails to assist”

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Phoenix Mayor declares crisis as federal government fails to assist

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Phoenix Mayor Gallego highlights the city in crisis as corona cases surge. Gallego also notes that her requests for federal assistance have largely been ignored. The Mayor talks about overwhelmed health centers in the state and the lack of tests available. Arizona continues to be a global hotspot for the virus for the past few weeks.

As a hometown Phoenician, it saddens me to see my sates role in the pandemic story. Just this week Arizona went back into partial lockdown as ICU's filled up. I want to keep adding Arizona stories to the archive in order to document the poor response here from both the government and public. The state traded in a few weeks of being fully reopened for potentially months of re-lockdown.

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#hst, #485, #arizona, #phoenix

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https://twitter.com/HuffPost/status/1279864032682479619?s=20

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@huffpost

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2020-07-05
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