Salina 9th Grade Girl Hospitalized Fighting COVID-19

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Tuesday, January 19th 2021, 5:14 pm

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Salina 9th Grade Girl Hospitalized Fighting COVID-19

Salina 9th Grade Girl Hospitalized Fighting COVID-19

SALINA, Okla. -

Salina Public Schools said a ninth-grade student is in the hospital fighting COVID-19.

The district said the girl is sedated an on a ventilator to help with her breathing.

The district asks everyone to keep the girl’s family in their thoughts at this time.

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