Mass Protests Become Breeding Grounds for COVID-19 George Floyd was found to be COVID-19 positive at the time of his DEATH. What Does that mean to #BlackLivesMAtter Protests #Worldwide. Health experts and doctors say everybody has a right to be part of protests and rallies sparked by George Floyd's death whether in North America or Canada but precaution needs to be taken as numbers could worsen with COVID-19.
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