IMPERIAL BEACH
It wasn’t the labor that was the most challenging part for Katie Darling when she gave birth to her daughter earlier this month at Sharp Grossmont Hospital.
It was not being able to plant a kiss on the cheek of newborn Aubrey Lynn, her third child.
The 32-year-old Imperial Beach resident and her husband, Joe, were doing their parts to maintain COVID-19 protocols at the hospital, including keeping their facemasks on throughout labor and delivery.
There were no special favors given to the Darlings, even though Joe had been vaccinated against COVID-19 in February and Katie had received the first of two Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines in April, and had tested negative for COVID-19 at the hospital.
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(SAN DIEGO) At least four people died after a crowded smuggling vessel hit a reef and capsized off the coast of San Diego on Sunday morning, officials said.
The incident took place around 9:56 a.m. local time, when a call came in from a commercial vessel that reported there was another boat in trouble near Point Loma leading into San Diego Bay, according to Rick Romero of the San Diego Lifeguard Services.
The initial report said there was just one person aboard the distressed ship. However, rescuers said there were as many as 30 people involved. James Gartland, the lifeguard chief for the city of San Diego, said the vessel hit a reef and broke.
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