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The San Francisco Board of Supervisors votes Tuesday on a plan to lease more than 7,000 vacant hotel rooms to house the homeless during the pandemic. Under the proposal, the city would also procure hundreds of additional rooms to house front line responders at risk of infection. The vote comes after a coronavirus outbreak last week prompted the city to close its largest shelter — MSC South — where more than 90 residents and staff tested positive for Covid-19. We’ll discuss the plan and what it will take to reduce the risk of coronavirus infection among the city’s homeless population.
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