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CA: Judge orders Alameda County to release nursing home COVID-19 data

Posted on January 16, 2021 by pogowasright.org

Angela Ruggiero reports:

Alameda County must release records to this news organization revealing how many people at nursing homes and other long-term congregate care facilities were infected with COVID-19 and how many died, as well as the names of facilities with confirmed cases, a judge has decided.

Read more on Mercury News.

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