Metropolitan Correctional Center in Manhattan. Photo: Ryland West
Eleven inmates have tested positive, the wardens wrote in their court-mandated report, while 72 employees across the two facilities have become sick with COVID-19.
April 30, 2020 at 06:23 PM
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The wardens of Manhattan’s Metropolitan Correctional Center and Brooklyn’s Metropolitan Detention Center reported Thursday that no inmates have been tested for COVID-19 since Tuesday, and only 21 have been tested in the course of the pandemic.
Eleven inmates have tested positive, the wardens wrote in their court-mandated report, while 72 employees across the two facilities have become sick with COVID-19.
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