By the Associated Press:
The largest county in Kansas has reported a record number of new COVID-19 cases, and its health director says the spread of misinformation is a significant factor in the spike in cases.
Johnson County health officials confirmed 287 new cases on Friday, along with two additional deaths.
Dr. Sanmi Areola, director of the county health department, says the spread of misinformation is proving problematic and contributes to the spread of the virus. He says rhetoric promoting herd immunity and suggesting masks don’t work are hurting efforts to combat the pandemic.
It looks like you are not a member of VIP Club yet. Please fill out the form below to access the page and join the VIP Club