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To: Elroy Jetson who wrote (7377)	3/6/2021 5:02:35 AM
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COVID Response and Research During the COVID 19 pandemic the KEMRI-Wellcome has leveraged on its existing expertise in conducting internationally acclaimed research on emerging causes of disease and mortality to provide the evidence to improve health. We work closely with the Kenyan Ministry of health, regional and international partnering institutions, with the aim of providing timely and responsive evidence to inform the country response to the pandemic. https://kemri-wellcome.org/about-us/ Here nobody listens to Dr. Fauci. But again, without the Covid horror stories there wouldn't be a $1.9 trillion money free flowing...

To: Elroy Jetson who wrote (7377)	3/8/2021 1:37:09 PM
From: elmatador	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 13801

The L.A. teachers union is balking at a return to in-person classes, even as California offers Covid-19 vaccines and billions in aid The provisions UTLA is demanding go beyond those in a $6.6 billion aid package—signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom last week—that would dock some money from schools that don’t reopen elementary grades by March 31. With 9% of California public-school students in the LAUSD, the union could put a significant dent in Mr. Newsom’s goal of having children return to in-person learning next month. With about 550,000 students, Los Angeles trails only New York City among the country’s largest school districts. The L.A. teachers union is balking at a return to in-person classes, even as California offers Covid-19 vaccines and billions in aid https://t.co/1eGSQ7K2xu — The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) March 8, 2021