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From Eastern Europe they are often employed by subcontractors and at times have to toil away under dire conditions there isnt outbreak has upset the local population. The numerous covered 1000 cases the quarantine the temporary lockdown all that has brought some negative publicity to the town of fate i didnt book where 10 years is headquartered at the outbreak has also shed light on the Meat Industry as a whole people who have worked in slaughterhouses tell taff and partly ensure main working conditions. And the gabriela are from romania they were lured to germany with the promises of well pai...

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Say the waters off the coast of being overfished. Slaughterhouses are hotspots for covert 19 activist investors say that Meat Processing plants could be the cause of the next pandemic. The coronavirus pandemic has had a devastating impact on the Global Economy its pushed back global efforts to reduce poverty improve livelihoods and health care now understandably nations of poured billions into shoring up Health Services but the recovery now that lockdowns are being lifted needs to take into consideration all other global emergency Climate Change with temperatures hitting 100 degrees fahrenheit...

Million in federal aid for affected communities. Essential workers in agriculture and Meatpacking Industries who are mainly latino are especially vulnerable to getting sick and dying from the disease. The Fresno County Health Department says latinos make up roughly half of the countys population but account for nearly 70 percent of covid19 deaths. With me now by skypeis Fresno City Council president and enining by skype from fresno is steve randel. Thank you both so much for joining us. Thanks for having us paid you are a erformer farmwo uabout the conditions that make itrd to contain the viru...

Covid19. E. 14,000 peo narrator and what can be done to minimize their risk . The Trump Administration could do this now. Under the osha law the ssfederal government can i an emergency regulation. They can do that tomorrow, saying employers must protect workers from covid19. Narrator now on frontlinen it doesfeel like were essential, it feels like weresl es. Narrator covids hidden toll. Frontline is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. And by the corporation for major support is provi the john d. And catherine t. Macarthur foundation, committed t...