A date for re-opening Albuquerque’s economy isn’t set. But it’s clear it won’t happen before the curve of Covid-19 infections has flattened completely.
That’s the message from a news conference Thursday in which Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller outlined criteria for possibly re-opening the city. In addition to the curve of Covid-19 patients flattened to zero, another factor is ensuring health care infrastructure is properly prepared with the number of beds, testing capabilities and personnel.
“It’s…
Source: The Business Journal
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