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Connecticut National Guard and Uruguay State Partners Share COVID-19 Best Practices

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Connecticut National Guard and Uruguay State Partners Share COVID-19 Best Practices

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Brigadier Gen. Ralph Hedenberg (right), duel-status commander of forces in Connecticut, talks with Karina Rando, head of the COVID-19 task force for the Uruguayan Ministry of Public Health and Uruguayan Colonel Antonio Nunes, the military liaison to SINAE - the Uruguayan equivalent to FEMA, video video conference to discuss how each of the partners is handling the coronavirus pandemic. This virtual exchange of COVID-19 information is the first of its kind for the Southern Command area of responsibility.

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