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Toronto data suggests COVID-19 disproportionately impacting lower income residents and immigrants - Cantonese

5/6/2020

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TV - Fairchild TV Ontario - Toronto, 05/05/2020 - News, Cantonese
Translated Summary: No byline - The COVID-19 outbreak might be disproportionately impacting Torontonians living in low-income areas or with the highest proportion of recent immigrations, the city's medical officer of health Eileen de Villa said. In April, Toronto Public Health began analyzing race-based and socio-demographic data related to COVID-19. She said the preliminary findings suggest people in areas that have the highest proportion of lower income earners or areas that have the highest proportion of recent immigrants and high unemployment rates are experiencing higher rates of COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations.
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