Council for Medical Schemes chairperson dies of Covid-19 complicationsA distraught family member of one of the residents, who lives abroad, contacted News24 to say she is extremely worried about her father, a former advocate by trade, who lives at the Main House.She told News24 that the facility was to go into lockdown on March 27,…
Mother and daughter travel to New York together to work frontline nursing jobs A mother and daughter from Arkansas traveled to New York City to help treat patients with coronavirus on the frontlines.Uchenna Onyia-Murphy, a nurse practitioner, and Ona Onyia, her 23-year-old daughter who's a registered nurse, originally traveled to New York — considered the…
A New York City firefighter and his wife lost their 4-month-old daughter to the coronavirus, the family said.Jay-Natalie La Santa died on Monday, nearly a month after she was rushed to the hospital with a fever."She was very feisty. She was a little Angel with the most beautiful smile. She kept us on our toes,"…
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