A woman administers a COVID-19 self-testing kit at a LA Fire Department pop-up testing station, where workers in hazmat suits handed out testing swabs to the homeless from behind a protective window in the Skid row section of Los Angeles on Tuesday, April 21, 2020. Forty-three more people have tested positive for the coronavirus at the Union Rescue Mission, Los Angeles' oldest and largest homeless shelter. The sudden spike in cases comes despite the extreme precautions the shelter has been taking to prevent such an outbreak. Photo by Jim Ruymen/UPI

A woman administers a COVID-19 self-testing kit at a LA Fire Department pop-up testing station, where workers in hazmat suits handed out testing swabs to the homeless from behind a protective window in the Skid row section of Los Angeles on Tuesday, April 21, 2020. Forty-three more people have tested positive for the coronavirus at the Union Rescue Mission, Los Angeles' oldest and largest homeless shelter. The sudden spike in cases comes despite the extreme precautions the shelter has been taking to prevent such an outbreak. Photo by Jim Ruymen/UPI Stock Photo

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