This lack of basic resources, what most of us take for granted, but this, we certainly believe, helped produce or certainly added to the cause of more than 13,000 American Indians and Alaska Natives who tested positive for coronavirus in Alaska this past year.
Murkowski highlights the impact of inadequate resources on COVID-19 cases in Native communities.
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