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Children Vulnerable to Abuse Are Imperiled as Caseworkers Stay Home

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By Aksaule Alzhan
| The Baltimore Post
Scores of investigations into allegations of abuse or neglect have been delayed or sharply curtailed during the coronavirus pandemic, records and interviews show. This post was originally posted on NY TIMES US NEWS
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They’re Children at Risk of Abuse, and Their Caseworkers Are Stuck Home

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By Garrett Therolf Verified, Daniel Lempres Verified, Aksaule Alzhan
| The New York Times Verified
Scores of investigations into allegations of abuse or neglect have been delayed or sharply curtailed during the coronavirus pandemic, records and interviews show. An office for the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services. Child welfare workers have been exempt from California’s stay-at-home orders but many are not visiting vulnerable children. By Garrett Therolf, Daniel Lempres and Aksaule Alzhan Aug. 7, 2020 TOLLHOUSE, Calif.
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SF's new Russian immigrants venture into places like the Mission, leaving Richmond behind

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By Front Page, Aksaule Alzhan
| Mission Local Verified
For at least a year, Nina Pakhomova, a Russian mathematician and IT specialist, received job offers from a U.S. tech company that had become familiar with her work through the St. Petersburg company they had hired. The offers, however, failed to persuade her. The Bay Area, she concluded during work trips here, was simply too expensive.
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