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To date, there have been a total of 4,418 official

To date, there have been a total of 4,418 officially reported cases of COVID-19 with 75 deaths.

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More DYA residents tested positive for COVID-19 ye

More DYA residents tested positive for COVID-19 yesterday just after two cases were confirmed over the weekend.

Six residents tested positive, bringing the total to eight.

There are currently 17 residents at DYA.

Of the eight cases, four are experiencing mild symptoms such as headaches, body aches, and fatigue.

They are under close supervision and monitored hourly.

DYA director Melanie Brennan told K57’s Patti Arroyo Tuesday morning that residents who have shown no symptoms were temporarily relocated to a separate smaller unit.

They were moved after the unit was decontaminated by the Guam Fire Department.

✍🏾: Wayne Chargualaf

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With Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero proclaiming Oct 26 to

With Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero proclaiming Oct 26 to 30 as Port Week, officials are reminding the community of the critical role the Port plays during the pandemic as it keeps the supply chain of goods flowing into Guam and throughout the region.

The Port Authority of Guam employs around 365 workers and serves as a local economic engine generating indirect jobs and opportunities for the community.

But according to Port General Manager Rory Respicio, the Port had to reinvent itself as the island tackles the challenges of the pandemic.

✍🏾: Louella Losinio @dotinthepacific

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To date, there have been a total of 4,336 official

To date, there have been a total of 4,336 officially reported cases of COVID-19 with 75 deaths.

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Senator Amanda Shelton is weighing in on a possibl

Senator Amanda Shelton is weighing in on a possible endeavor to stimulate the economy by giving island residents $500 debit cards to dine at restaurants.

If it pushes through, the move by GovGuam to support the ailing restaurant industry would follow Hawaii’s footsteps and would be funded with our portion of the federal CARES Act money.

Senator Shelton says that GovGuam is apparently working with industry partners on the possible debit cards but that she doesn’t think it should be limited to just restaurants.

She says even though the idea was only thrown around during a recent Governor’s press conference, she wants to weigh in early.

Nothing has been formally announced by Adelup on the program and the Governor’s Office did not have a comment when asked this afternoon.

The same program in Hawaii set that state back some $75 million dollars in federal funding.

✍🏾: Mai Habib @maikeepsgoing

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Did you know going to the beach allows you to reli

Did you know going to the beach allows you to relieve stress and you’re body gains Vitamin D?

Vitamin D helps regulate the amount of calcium in your body. The nutrients are needed to keep your bones and muscles healthy. 💪🏽

🎥: Isaiah Aguon @izzyaguon

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