Two more airport security screeners who worked shifts this week have been diagnosed with coronavirus, the TSA says. One involves an officer who last worked on Monday at the Atlanta airport. The other last worked in Terminal 4 at New York’s JFK on Sunday.
Vice President Mike Pence discussed the administration’s efforts to secure more masks for health care workers as well as more ventilators for sick Americans who may need treatment.
“We have a policy of procuring, allocating — as well as conserving — the resources that we have in our system,” he said.
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