2 Republican state senators request public records related to veterans home deaths settlement
Two Republican state senators have filed requests for public records related to the Murphy administration's settlement for veterans home deaths during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Jan 5, 2022, 11:49 AM
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627ds agoTwo Republican state senators
have filed requests for public records related to the Murphy administration's
settlement for veterans home deaths during the coronavirus pandemic.
The settlement is nearly $53
million.
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The money is to 119 families
of veterans who died at the state veterans
homes.
The state senators say they
want to know what went wrong at the start of the pandemic to better help
seniors and veterans in the future.
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