Flags lowered to half-staff in Kansas in memory of 5,000 who died from COVID-19
Kansas COVID-19 deaths now have surpassed 5,000, and flags in Kansas have been lowered to half-staff In their honor through sundown Sunday, May 9.
Gov. Laura Kelly said in a statement that this gesture honors the lives and memories of the 5,016 persons in Kansas who have died from COVID-19.
“We cannot become numb to the significance of this number,” Gov. Kelly said. “That’s 5,000 mothers and fathers, daughters and sons, loved ones and neighbors who we’ve lost to virus-related deaths.
“The best way we can honor their memories is by getting vaccinated and continuing to practice the proper health protocol we know protects our communities from the threat of COVID-19,” Gov. Kelly said.
Children as young as 14 will be taught to save stabbing victims following soaring knife crime deaths
The Young Responders scheme will be piloted in Manchester.
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