'There's no sugar-coating this stuff. We're drained. We're exhausted.'
EMS on the front lines dealing with 'madness,' sleeping in their cars to avoid infecting their families
Jim Hooley, the chief at Boston EMS, said his department had seen an "uptick" in calls for suspected COVID-19. MORE: Tracking hydroxychloroquine misinformation: How an unproven COVID-19 treatment ended up being endorsed by Trump Muniz and Borges said that their department had their uniforms cleaned and that even some cleaners had offered their services.
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