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MIAMI BEACH — A South Florida leader appeared to propose putting firefighters in harm’s way once they’re out of quarantine with the new coronavirus.
Miami Beach Commissioner Ricky Arriola on Friday at an emergency city meeting. He suggested that if people who survive the coronavirus then have immunity — like the chicken pox — then the city can take steps to help others.
“Assuming you make it through,” Arriola said, before describing what he called a “dangerous but bold” idea: “First responders voluntarily taking one for the team” and then developing immunity.
Arriola did not elaborate what he meant by the phrase “taking one for the team.
MIAMI BEACH — A South Florida leader appeared to propose putting firefighters in harm’s way once they’re out of quarantine with the new coronavirus.
Miami Beach Commissioner Ricky Arriola on Friday at an emergency city meeting. He suggested that if people who survive the coronavirus then have immunity — like the chicken pox — then the city can take steps to help others.
“Assuming you make it through,” Arriola said, before describing what he called a “dangerous but bold” idea: “First responders voluntarily taking one for the team” and then developing immunity.
Arriola did not elaborate what he meant by the phrase “taking one for the team.