Coronavirus in Kanada, 50 Gedenk-Kreuze für Todesopfer einer Pflegeeinrichtung in Toronto

13.05.2020

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May 12, 2020, Toronto, Ontario, Canada: COVID-19 outbreaks in Long-Term Care facilities are one of the major concerns of the coronavirus pandemic in Canada. The Ministry of Long-Term Care of the province reports more than 1,200 deaths due to the virus inside Long-Term Care in Ontario. Long-Term care in houses in Canada have long been targeted for misconducts and unsatisfactory services, with underpaid temporary staff and public criticism from relatives and specialists. In the photo, 50 crosses are laid out in front of a Long-Term Care facility in the Grand Toronto Area to represent the number of deaths of COVID-19 in this one facility only. Relatives are now concerned about the health of individuals and staff inside. Canada has now surpassed the number of 5,000 deaths due to COVID-19. Toronto Canada - ZUMAd114 20200512_zap_d114_006 Copyright: xJohnnyxDexFrancox
May 12, 2020, Toronto, Ontario, Canada: COVID-19 outbreaks in Long-Term Care facilities are one of the major concerns of the coronavirus pandemic in Canada. The Ministry of Long-Term Care of the province reports more than 1,200 deaths due to the virus inside Long-Term Care in Ontario. Long-Term care in houses in Canada have long been targeted for misconducts and unsatisfactory services, with underpaid temporary staff and public criticism from relatives and specialists. In the photo, 50 crosses are laid out in front of a Long-Term Care facility in the Grand Toronto Area to represent the number of deaths of COVID-19 in this one facility only. Relatives are now concerned about the health of individuals and staff inside. Canada has now surpassed the number of 5,000 deaths due to COVID-19. Toronto Canada - ZUMAd114 20200512_zap_d114_005 Copyright: xJohnnyxDexFrancox
May 12, 2020, Toronto, Ontario, Canada: COVID-19 outbreaks in Long-Term Care facilities are one of the major concerns of the coronavirus pandemic in Canada. The Ministry of Long-Term Care of the province reports more than 1,200 deaths due to the virus inside Long-Term Care in Ontario. Long-Term care in houses in Canada have long been targeted for misconducts and unsatisfactory services, with underpaid temporary staff and public criticism from relatives and specialists. In the photo, 50 crosses are laid out in front of a Long-Term Care facility in the Grand Toronto Area to represent the number of deaths of COVID-19 in this one facility only. Relatives are now concerned about the health of individuals and staff inside. Canada has now surpassed the number of 5,000 deaths due to COVID-19. Toronto Canada - ZUMAd114 20200512_zap_d114_004 Copyright: xJohnnyxDexFrancox
May 12, 2020, Toronto, Ontario, Canada: COVID-19 outbreaks in Long-Term Care facilities are one of the major concerns of the coronavirus pandemic in Canada. The Ministry of Long-Term Care of the province reports more than 1,200 deaths due to the virus inside Long-Term Care in Ontario. Long-Term care in houses in Canada have long been targeted for misconducts and unsatisfactory services, with underpaid temporary staff and public criticism from relatives and specialists. In the photo, 50 crosses are laid out in front of a Long-Term Care facility in the Grand Toronto Area to represent the number of deaths of COVID-19 in this one facility only. Relatives are now concerned about the health of individuals and staff inside. Canada has now surpassed the number of 5,000 deaths due to COVID-19. Toronto Canada - ZUMAd114 20200512_zap_d114_003 Copyright: xJohnnyxDexFrancox
May 12, 2020, Toronto, Ontario, Canada: COVID-19 outbreaks in Long-Term Care facilities are one of the major concerns of the coronavirus pandemic in Canada. The Ministry of Long-Term Care of the province reports more than 1,200 deaths due to the virus inside Long-Term Care in Ontario. Long-Term care in houses in Canada have long been targeted for misconducts and unsatisfactory services, with underpaid temporary staff and public criticism from relatives and specialists. In the photo, 50 crosses are laid out in front of a Long-Term Care facility in the Grand Toronto Area to represent the number of deaths of COVID-19 in this one facility only. Relatives are now concerned about the health of individuals and staff inside. Canada has now surpassed the number of 5,000 deaths due to COVID-19. Toronto Canada - ZUMAd114 20200512_zap_d114_002 Copyright: xJohnnyxDexFrancox
May 12, 2020, Toronto, Ontario, Canada: COVID-19 outbreaks in Long-Term Care facilities are one of the major concerns of the coronavirus pandemic in Canada. The Ministry of Long-Term Care of the province reports more than 1,200 deaths due to the virus inside Long-Term Care in Ontario. Long-Term care in houses in Canada have long been targeted for misconducts and unsatisfactory services, with underpaid temporary staff and public criticism from relatives and specialists. In the photo, 50 crosses are laid out in front of a Long-Term Care facility in the Grand Toronto Area to represent the number of deaths of COVID-19 in this one facility only. Relatives are now concerned about the health of individuals and staff inside. Canada has now surpassed the number of 5,000 deaths due to COVID-19. Toronto Canada - ZUMAd114 20200512_zap_d114_001 Copyright: xJohnnyxDexFrancox

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