ADADWhen the mayor heard on March 27 that two Pleasant View residents had tested positive for coronavirus, he was concerned, but not alarmed. “From day one, there was no medical director.”ADSinger declined to discuss Vellanki, saying it was for the state health department to determine whether regulations were violated. But those resources, intended to prepare for the surge officials say is coming, were not available when Pleasant View was grappling with its response. Her father, Gary Holmberg, had been taken from Pleasant View to Carroll Hospital the day before with a suspected case of pneumonia. “It’s not intuitive.”At Pleasant View, 24 employees had tested positive, 34 had tested negative and seven tests were pending as of Friday.

Source: Washington Post April 04, 2020 18:15 UTC