Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, and state health authorities in the caldera have said they believe Mayors in an enclave held in Key Largo are receiving vacancies against the coronavirus in mid-morning.
This is a statement from critics who say that the Republican governor favors the state’s risks to ordinary residents.
The revelations were made the last example of adorned Floridaers who had anticipated access to the coronavirus vacancies, including when the state had returned to the vacant lots for vacancies.
DeSantis rejects the criticism that a local hospital, and not the state, instituted more than 1,200 residents of the exclusive Ocean Reef Club in Key Largo, Florida, and that it was “not participating in any form” .
Monroe County staff, including Key Largo, the medical center of the nursing club, which is a Baptist Health Hospital branch, receives hospital vacancies as part of the governor’s program for vacancies and community centers. from 65 years or more.
The spokesman for the county, Kristen Livengood, said the assignments coordinated with Baptist Travels and the state of Florida.
The Miami Herald was the first to announce the evacuation of Ocean Reef residents.
The unequal distribution of vacancies against COVID-19 is a problem for public relations for the governor.
Of the 3.2 million people who received one dose of the injections, less than 6% were black, representing 17% of the total population.