Hasta el martes, más de dos tercios de los fallecidos eran residentes de hogares de ancianos.readmore
164 personas más dieron positivo para COVID-19, lo que equivale al 8,6% de las casi 2.000 pruebas que se realizaron en las últimas 24 horas. Alrededor de 95,000 habitantes de Rhode Island han sido examinados para detectar coronavirus desde el 1 de marzo, y más de 11,000 han dado positivo.readmore
Hubo 176 nuevos casos positivos reportados el lunes, aproximadamente el 8% de los 2,119 resultados de las pruebas totales realizadasreadmore
Governor Gina M. Raimondo and Nicole Alexander-Scott, MD, MPH, the Director of the Rhode Island Department of Health (RIDOH) provided an update on Rhode Island’s response to the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) crisis. Workforce Stabilization Fund: A few weeks ago, the Governor announced a Congregate Care Workforce Stabilization Fund that would make available $8.2 million to […]readmore
The 2020 BlueAngel Community Health Grant program targets the places where health and housing intersect PROVIDENCE, RI (May 12, 2020) – The need for safe and affordable homes has never been as critical as it is now, in a time when staying at home is the first line of defense against the spread of the coronavirus. […]readmore
WOONSOCKET, R.I.: The City of Woonsocket recognizes the need for greater COVID-19 testing. To advance that goal, the City’s Public Safety Division has worked closely with the Governor’s office and the Rhode Island Department of Health to develop a plan that best serves our residents. The State has identified Thundermist Health Center as a local […]readmore
Especial de LPR por Día de las Madres en cuarentena
Programa especial y mensaje en un día de Madres muy raro en el mundo. Hoy debemos felicitarlas, honrarlas en medio de una pandemia que nos mantiene alejados a muchos, el especial musical de Latino Public Radio para hacerlas sentir queridas. Gracias de parte de Reynaldo Almonte y la familia de lprnoticias.readmore
(PROVIDENCE, RI) May 9, 2020…Last night the City Council convened to vote on the extension of Mayor Jorge O. Elorza’s Executive Order. The matter did not pass as it required a mega-majority vote (11 out of 14 affirmative votes) which it did not receive. Pursuant to the section 302-i of the City Home Rule Charter […]readmore