Nearly 1,000 inmates will be removed from San Quentin prison after its infection rate has gotten ...
so bad it's been dubbed 'the Chernobyl of COVID'/ On Monday, California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced a COVID-19 outbreak in San Quentin State Prison was his "top focus and priority," and that nearly 1,000 inmates would be released early or relocated./ The announcement came after more than one third of the inmates had been confirmed having COVID-19./ Last week, University of California San Francisco infectious disease specialist Dr. Peter Chin-Hong told NBC Bay Area the prison had become "the Chernobyl of COVID."/ San Quentin's coronavirus ...
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