COVID-19 survivor fights back and volunteers for MASK UP! ST. PETE campaign

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COVID-19 survivor fights back and volunteers for MASK UP! ST. PETE campaign

Dr. Katurah Jenkins-Hall, co-founder of MASK UP! ST. PETE and older sister Katrina Tucker. ST. PETERSBURG - “I thought the risk of a homeless person with substance abuse issues contracting COVID-19 was low. They live in the woods, under shelters and are not mingling in mainstream society,” said Katrina Tucker. Tucker is the manager of […]

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