Over the past month or so, the coronavirus has transformed Michigan's largest city from a vibrant metropolis to a nearly silent space. With more than 900 COVID-19 deaths reported in the city, Detroit has more casualties from the virus than neighboring states or the entirety of Los Angeles County, which has 14+ times the population. While nearly every public place is empty, local hospitals and funeral homes are overwhelmed. If you talk to Detroiters, most of them seem know someone who has fought a tough battle with COVID-19. The virus has changed life for everyone in Michigan, but nowhere is it more noticeable than in Detroit. MORE ►Detroit air pollution levels drop amid coronavirus shutdown ►Video: Detroit woman describes her husband's battle with COVID-19 |
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