Bring Temporary Hospital to the Bronx. Kingsbridge Armory. Numbers are low in the BX bc no access to testing. We are told just to stay home and wait it out. #coronavirus #bronx #asthma .
— Gracedodgestaff (@gracedodgestaff) March 24, 2020
Andrew Yang's new nonprofit organization has announced it will be distributing at least $1 million in $1,000 cash payments to 1,000 working poor households in the Bronx as part of a coronavirus relief fund in partnership with other organizations. https://t.co/HCXF5OkuEr
— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) March 20, 2020
The Office of the Bronx Borough President is working remotely, but we are still here for you as our community grapples with the Coronavirus pandemic. Please reach out to us through direct messages on social media, or call the following number to reach our staff: 718-590-3500. pic.twitter.com/olyuNxG4f6
— Ruben Diaz Jr. (@rubendiazjr) March 23, 2020
Teaching ‘Hamlet’ while quarantined https://t.co/c6AeU1kq1B
— Larry Ferlazzo (@Larryferlazzo) March 23, 2020
People of America! We need to recognize that coronavirus is not only health & economic emergency….This is also humanitarian emergency & we must help seniors and families! Here’s what @WCKitchen @RFS_Vista is doing in The Bronx & expanding to more places pic.twitter.com/aozUf3l0N2
— José Andrés (@chefjoseandres) March 18, 2020
Working around the clock to get the #Bronx drive-thru #Coronavirus testing site started today. Call 1-888-364-3065 for appt. Testing is available by appointment only. #NewYorkStateStrongerTogether #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/LYIPdZPdAt
— Adriano Espaillat (@RepEspaillat) March 23, 2020
A staff member at the juvenile detention center in the Bronx has coronavirus, but so far calls to release teens there have gone unaddressed. New from @GrenchPAN https://t.co/mggoEfW60a
— Alyssa Katz (@alykatzz) March 20, 2020
First NYC homeless shelter coronavirus case in the Bronx – New York Daily News https://t.co/pOVwwZfTjT
— FREE THEM ALL (@blackboikei) March 20, 2020
To: @NewYorker
From: Teacher @ a Title 1 PS in the BronxI am in desperate need of help. Many of my students need reading materials they can access online. Can The @NewYorker support PS students by allowing them to access stories & articles during this #coronavirus outbreak?
— Michael Specks (@MichaelSpecks) March 18, 2020
Stay ? if possible! If you follow us on IG we’ve been posting information about free resources in CD1 and other parts of the Bronx nonstop.@DianaAyalaNYC are there any additional resources your office is providing? #coronavirus #CoronavirusOutbreak #Bronx #bronxnyc #motthaven pic.twitter.com/ijSie7EHx8
— MottHavenCPP (@MottHavenCPP) March 18, 2020