In response to the growing Coronavirus pandemic that has brought the world almost to its knees in fear, Senator Rick Scott, who has been very vocal in keeping Floridians up to speed about the progress of the deadly disease, has filed the Coronavirus Mobile Collection Site Act.
Sen. Scott’s bill would direct the Health and Human Services (HHS) to reimburse states for any and all costs that would come up when implementing mobile testing sites for the Coronavirus.
Here is what Scott’s bill would ask for:
The Florida Department of Health has now announced 15 new Coronavirus cases, bringing the total number of infected individuals to 42, with seven of those cases being in Broward County.
This number is expected to rise.
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