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Mayor calls talks of reopening economy May 1 ‘irresponsible’
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh said federal officials are being "completely irresponsible" by talking about reopening the economy amid the pandemic. He said a surge in cases in Massachusetts is expected over the next approximately two weeks.
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Boston Medical Center ER doctor shares update from COVID-19 front lines
State Rep. Jon Santiago, who also works in the emergency ward, said he and his colleagues at the Boston hospital have seen an uptick in the number of patients with the novel coronavirus.
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Aquarium seals not used to masked trainers
Getting the seals used to the masks trainers are wearing takes some doing.
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Coronavirus shutdown triggers 90% drop in MBTA subway ridership
MBTA ridership has dramatically plummeted in the last few weeks, as people work from home amid the pandemic and the shutdown of non-essential offices, T officials reported on Monday.
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