The pair — like their harried colleagues across the boroughs — went scrambling from address to address, dealing with dead bodies and heartbroken relatives, searching for answers in a world where words simply fail. During the virus’ April peak, the EMS crews were answering a record 7,000 calls a day, a number that’s roughly dropped by 50%.
Queens EMS instructors who found themselves on coronavirus front lines as pandemic hit now fear second wave of deadly virus
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