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Angelenos volunteer to do coronavirus contact tracing
The government has tapped some city employees to do coronavirus contact tracing. But other Angelenos are volunteering to do it. KCRW talks to two of these volunteers — an actor and a librarian.
By Steve Chiotakis • • 24m ListenThe government has tapped some city employees to do coronavirus contact tracing. But other Angelenos are volunteering to do it. KCRW talks to two of these volunteers — an actor and a librarian. Also, public transit ridership during the pandemic is better in LA than some other U.S. cities.
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Read the story9 minWhy some Angelenos are volunteering to be COVID-19 contact tracers
The government has tapped some city employees to do coronavirus contact tracing. But other Angelenos are volunteering to do it. KCRW talks to two of these volunteers — an actor and a librarian.
Read the story9 minPublic transit ridership is better in LA than some other US cities during pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic has led people to work from home or avoid taking buses and trains if they can help it.
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