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Why homelessness in LA is getting deadlier
As of Monday, 615 people have died unhoused since the beginning of the year, and on average, three people die homeless in LA every day. That’s according to the county public health department.
By Steve Chiotakis • • 25m ListenAs of Monday, 615 people have died unhoused since the beginning of the year, and on average, three people die homeless in LA every day. That’s according to the county public health department. More people are living on the streets, and now COVID-19 has reduced access to services and resources.
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3 storiesMore than 600 people have died homeless in LA County this year. Andrew Kettle was number 566
As of Monday, 615 people have died unhoused since the beginning of the year, and on average, three people die homeless in LA every day. That’s according to the county public health department. More people are living on the streets, and now COVID-19 has reduced access to services and resources.
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