Farmworkers living in crowded conditions still...

"Earlier this month, Ahedo said, she did a health check at an apartment in Salinas where four farmworker families—including seven children—were living in three small bedrooms and the living room. It’s typical for an entire family to live in a room, she said. It’s also not uncommon to see two families sharing a single room with a divider down the middle, she said. 'These are small spaces, very closed in, with few windows and many people living on top of each other,” Ahedo said. “And if someone does get sick, where will they go?” (Medical experts recommend that people sick with coronavirus use a separate bedroom and bathroom, or even just maintain the safe distance of six feet.)'"

~ G. Wozniacka

"Farmworkers Are in the Coronavirus Crosshairs" | Civil Eats

https://civileats.com/2020/03/25/farmworkers-are-in-the-coronavirus-crosshairs/

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"Harvard Medical School recommends..."

https://www.usatoday.com/in-depth/news/2020/03/21/coronavirus-how-safely-take-care-someone-sick-covid-19/2866984001/

How are they and so many others to suddenly and magically become wealthy and privileged enough to meet these standards?