Helping a city recover from one of Latin America’s worst COVID-19 outbreaks
Americas Now • 6m 7s
Ecuador’s largest city, Guayaquil, was hit hard by COVID-19. In fact, it’s faced one of the region’s worst outbreaks. As their healthcare system began to collapse, tons of help flowed into the city in the form of donations.
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