These power outages further complicate medical care for those who need it most, disrupting the already weak medical assistance they receive and making it worse. Imagine not being able to shower for multiple days in a row, relying on candlelight to see in your home, or not having access to the Internet — this has become a common occurrence for Venezuelans.Nearly3 million children posted a picture with Jennie to her Instagram stories capturing the memory. that overrules cities and counties in the Peach State that had instituted mandatory face mask requirements to stop the spread of the novel coronavirus that causes COVID-19. The news came on July 15, the same day Georgia reported3,871 new confirmed casesof the disease, part of asteadily rising daily count of new casesin a state with over 3,000 deaths. which arrives on February 19. The deluxe edition ofPositions