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Posted inNews
Holy Land grocery faces boycotts after past racist social media posts by CEO’s daughter resurface
The posts began circulating on social media in a tense atmosphere just days after protests against the police killing of George Floyd erupted across the country.
Posted inCULTURE & COMMUNITY
La Raza radio relaunches days after burning down during George Floyd protests
Outlets like La Raza radio are a key source of information for Latinos in the Twin Cities
Posted inEDUCATION
This south-central Minnesota school district has one black board member. He was left out of the board’s group photo.
In an interview, Abdi Sabrie said his exclusion from the website photo is not about him as an individual. “It’s about my advocacy for the students who are at a disadvantage in our public education,” he said.
Posted inThe killing of George Floyd
Young Minnesota Somalis, asserting their blackness, take center stage in George Floyd protests
“When it comes to the cops, we’re all the same thing,” said Abdihakim Abdi, who stood at the same spot where George Floyd took his last breath.
Posted inThe killing of George Floyd
Immigrant business owners, hit hard by vandalism and looting, say they want justice for George Floyd
“He should not have gone through that, and died that way,” said Mauro, manager of La Mexicana. “I hope he’s in heaven, and may his soul rest in peace.”
Posted inThe killing of George Floyd
As Asian Minnesotans call for justice for George Floyd, some feel targeted for officer Thao’s role in death
“A lot of the social media attacks have happened to people named Tou Thao,” said Hlee Lee-Kron. The name “Tou,” which means “son/boy” in Hmong, is the most common name in the community, and “Thao” is one of the 18 clan names.
Posted inBUSINESS & WORK
Urge to buy local in time of pandemic pushes Hmong farmers to move online
New opportunities are opening, but it’s hard for some to take advantage.
Posted inThe killing of George Floyd
Owner of Cup Foods condemns police killing of George Floyd
Abumayyaleh speaks out against “abuse of power and racial injustice.”
Posted inNews
In disappearance of Ridwan Dahir, Somali community looks to bring a mother closure
Minneapolis Police describe investigation into missing 25-year-old as “open and active.”
Posted inHEALTH
In healthcare work, African immigrants feel brunt of COVID-19
On the front lines in senior centers, nurses often feel pressure to earn money and invisible if they get sick
Posted inRace
White man in Minneapolis accused of racially profiling a group of Somali entrepreneurs inside a gym
A group of Somali entrepreneurs in Minneapolis say they are being racially profiled at a private gym in a video that has gone viral.
Posted inRemembering Minnesotans lost to COVID-19
Hassan Nor, Somali elder and artist whose work depicted pre-war Somalia, dies of COVID-19
Late in life, artist was ‘living his dream’ as work was shown at prominent Twin Cities venues.
Posted inCoronavirus
Walz says houses of worship can open at 25% occupancy
Governor continues to urge caution, follow public health guidelines; no change for restaurants and bars.
Posted inCULTURE & COMMUNITY
Minnesota Muslims get creative to celebrate Eid while keeping social distance
Pandemic means no gatherings at mosques and other large venues: ‘Nobody thought this could happen in our lifetime.’
Posted inReligion
Minnesota Muslims: How are you celebrating Eid holiday in the midst of COVID-19?
Send us pictures, videos, audio and stories about how you celebrated Eid al-Fitr.
Posted inRemembering Minnesotans lost to COVID-19
‘I didn’t want him to feel alone’: A daughter’s complicated goodbye to her father
A civil war scattered Mohamed Omer’s family more than 30 years ago. He spent his life trying to unscatter them. But in his death, his daughter said, the separation was even worse: The family couldn’t even gather for a traditional Muslim funeral.
Posted inDEMOCRACY & POLITICS
St. Paul City Council approves measure declaring Indian government Islamophobic
Two abstain, but majority says it’s important to speak up for religious rights
Posted inCULTURE & COMMUNITY
Not in His Front Yard: Falcon Heights tells would-be vegetable gardener to hold the lettuce, hold the tomato, while it studies the menu
Quentin Nguyen wanted to rip out half an acre of sod and grow produce for his family and neighborhood. For now, it’s just piles of mulch and soil.
Posted inBUSINESS & WORK
Unemployment claims up — way up — among Asian Minnesotans
Business districts, including St. Paul’s Little Mekong, hit especially hard.
Posted inHOUSING
Minneapolis tenants take one big step toward creating a cooperative and buying their buildings
Bank buys buildings and will rehab them while members of Sky Without Limits Community work on an ownership model.
Posted inCoronavirus
Despite the risks, essential retail workers often have little option but going to work
Dangers for people of color and immigrants in the workforce may increase as Gov. Walz eases stay-at-home order.
Posted inCoronavirus
Yam koj yuavtsum paub txog Minnesota tsab cai ‘nyob nyabxeeb’
Ntawm tsab cai tshiab no, yuav pub cov lagluam muag khoom siv rov qab qhib nrog rau kev txwv kom neeg tsawg thiab cov kev tuaj sib ntsauv uas muaj txog 10 leej lossis tsawg dua, nrog rau chaw teev hawm, yuav rov muaj cai ua tau dua lawm.
Posted inCoronavirus
Waxa aad u baahantahay in in aad ka ogaato amarka Minnesota ee ‘is ilaali’
Amarkan cusub ayaa dukaamada tafaariiqda ah u saamaxaya in si xaddidan dib loogu furo. Waxaa kale oo la ogolaaday in ay dad gaadhaya illaa 10 ama ka yar ay ku kulmi karaan meelaha lagu cibaadaysto.
Posted inCoronavirus
Lo que necesitan saber sobre la orden de Minnesota de “mantenerse a salvo”
Bajo la nueva orden, los negocios minoristas podrán reabrir con capacidad limitada y se permitirán nuevamente las reuniones de grupos de 10 personas o menos, incluso en lugares de culto.
Posted inCoronavirus
What you need to know about Minnesota’s ‘stay safe’ order
Under the new order, retail businesses will be allowed to reopen with limited capacity and group gatherings of 10 or fewer people, including at places of worship, will be permitted once again.
Posted inCoronavirus
Gov. Walz tsab cai nyob-hauv-tsev yuav xaus rau hnub Sunday. Muaj tej yam kev txwv yuav tswj ntxiv mus.
Tuaj rau hnub Monday no, yuav rov pub cov lagluam muag khoom siv qhib dua tiamsis yuavtsum tswj kom neeg tsawg thiab cov kev tuaj sib ntsauv kom muaj 10 leej lossis tsawg dua, nrog rau chaw teev hawm, yuav rov muaj cai ua tau dua lawm. “Qhov no yuav muaj feem mus taus zoo lossis tsis zoo,” tus nom tswv coj lub xeev tau hais.
Posted inCoronavirus
La orden del Gobernador Walz de quedarse en casa expirará el domingo. Se mantendrán algunas restricciones.
El lunes, los negocios minoristas podrán reabrir con capacidad limitada y se permitirán de nuevo las reuniones de grupos de 10 personas o menos, incluso en lugares de culto. “Esto va a funcionar o no va a funcionar”, dijo el gobernador.
Posted inCoronavirus
Amarka guri-joogga ee Badhasaab Walz ayaa Axadda ku eg. Wali qaybo xanibaaddaas ka mid ah ayaa sii jiri doona.
Laga billaabo Isniinta, ganacsiyada qaarkood ayaa dib loo furi doonaa si xaddidan, waxaa kale oo la ogolyahay in 10 qof iyo wixii ka yar ay isku meel ku kulmaan, sida meelaha lagu cibaadaysto. “Arrintani ama way shaqayn doontaa ama ma shaqayn doonto,” Walz ayaa sidaas yidhi.
Posted inCoronavirus
Gov. Walz’s stay-at-home order will expire on Sunday. Some restrictions will remain in place.
Come Monday, retail businesses will be allowed to reopen with limited capacity and group gatherings of 10 or fewer people, including at places of worship, will be permitted once again. “This is either going to work or not work,” the governor said.
Posted inCoronavirus
Federal judge rules ICE detainees will remain in Sherburne County Jail
County and immigration agency have not been ‘deliberately indifferent’ to the possibility of detainees contracting COVID infection, judge says
Posted inCOMMUNITY VOICES
Haji Yussuf: Ilhan offers best chance to advance progressive agenda
Challenger ends his campaign against first-term Democrat, saying she listened to his concerns that she was not engaged with the district.
Posted inCOMMUNITY VOICES
Zafar Siddiqui: Don’t succumb to hate virus while fighting coronavirus
India already is tense because of laws widely seen as discriminatory; now Muslims are being attacked for allegedly spreading coronavirus.
Posted inCULTURE & COMMUNITY
Decades of searching over, filmmakers work to reintroduce Somali-made epic to the world
Said Salah Ahmed recalls his journey from Minnesota to reclaim his lost film and a piece of Somalia’s cinematic history.
Posted inCoronavirus
At Amazon’s Eagan warehouse, COVID-19’s spread leaves workers scared, angry
Some employees at the facility say the retail giant isn’t doing enough to protect them after six co-workers tested positive. They fear the disease will spread beyond the warehouse walls into their communities. The company calls the allegations “unfounded.”
Posted inDEMOCRACY & POLITICS
Two newcomers oust DFL veterans to win party endorsement for Minnesota legislature
Incumbents say online process that chose a pair of second-generation immigrants was flawed, and that they might run in August primary.
Posted inDEMOCRACY & POLITICS
St. Paul City Council’s symbolic resolution against India’s ‘anti-Muslim’ policies sees delay after unexpected controversy
Proponents say city should speak out on human rights but others question whether it should single out India.
Posted inHEALTH
COVID-19 keeps doulas out of hospitals and turning to online services to support mothers giving birth
State Medical Assistance compensates for pre- and post-natal remote services, but not for online birth assistance, leaving doula businesses scrambling to make up for loss of income.
Posted inCOMMUNITY VOICES
Hudda Ibrahim: Coronavirus hits central Minnesota’s Somali-owned businesses hard
This is the right time for the Somali business community to discuss ways to tackle post-coronavirus challenges and to prepare for future crises, writes Hudda Ibrahim.
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Please consider making 10 meals possible for families when you donate $60 to Sahan Journal.
Posted inCoronavirus
Movement grows to provide rent and mortgage relief to Minnesota tenants during the COVID-19 pandemic
Renters like Jose Cadena Ramirez are forced to make tough choices between buying food and paying rent.
Posted inCoronavirus
Judge recommends against release of Sherburne County ICE inmates
Last month, 62 detainees filed a petition for release, arguing that the jail was fertile ground for the COVID-19 pandemic to spread, putting their lives in danger.
Posted inCoronavirus
Worthington pork plant employees say tight working conditions, non-stop pace made COVID-19 outbreak inevitable
Since the plant opened in 1964, the number of hogs processed in Worthington has increased fourfold, to over 20,000 per day. The plant also employs a greatly-expanded workforce, which is largely foreign-born.
Posted inBUSINESS & WORK
Immigrant micro-business owners band together to seek rent and mortgage relief
Business tenants with no customers during the COVID-19 lockdown seek help from their landlords. Often, the requests are met with silence and late fees.
Posted inReligion
‘Closer to Allah’: Minnesota Muslims share Ramadan virtually in the time of coronavirus
The pandemic this year has tempered the joy of Ramadan. Large gatherings at the mosque aren’t possible. Still, Twin Cities Muslims are finding ways to share the spirit, and put their faith in action.
Posted inCULTURE & COMMUNITY
‘We’re just scratching the surface’: Community volunteers team up with adult daycare centers to help the elderly
Volunteers with U-Adeeg, a Somali-led effort, pack and deliver groceries to elderly people in need.
Posted inReligion
‘Historic moment’: At the beginning of Ramadan, adhan echoes in Minneapolis’ Cedar-Riverside neighborhood
The call to prayer will be broadcast five times a day throughout the month of Ramadan, which began Thursday evening.
Posted inSaint Paul & Minnesota Foundation
Pahoua Yang Hoffman joins Saint Paul & Minnesota Foundation as senior vice president of community impact
“I look forward to leveraging my relationships with leaders and organizations in Saint Paul and across the state so that, together, we can create a Minnesota where people and communities thrive,” Pahoua Yang Hoffman said in a statement.
Posted inImmigration
Emergency petition to release Minnesota ICE detainees sees day in court
A federal magistrate judge will make a recommendation on whether to release the detainees in the coming days.
Posted inHOUSING
Cuv npe tamsim no: Minneapolis qhib txoj kev cuv npe rau qhov kev pabcuam them nqi tsev xauj
Cov tib neeg uas tau nyiaj tsawg muaj feem cuv npe rau kev pab them nqi tsev, tsis hais seb yog cov neeg muaj hom ntaub ntawv nyob tebchaws no licas li.
Posted inHOUSING
Solicite ahora: Minneapolis abre el proceso de solicitud para su nuevo programa de asistencia de alquiler
Los residentes de bajos ingresos pueden solicitar asistencia para la vivienda, independientemente de su estatus migratorio.
Posted inHOUSING
Hada dalbo: Minneapolis ayaa furtay codsigii barnaamij-keedii cusbaa ee kaalmada kiro bixinta
Dadka dakhligoodu hooseeyo ayaa dalban kara kaalmo dhinaca kirada ah, iyada oon la fiirinaynin xaaladooda soo-galootinimo.
Posted inHOUSING
Apply now: Minneapolis opens the application process for its new rental assistance program
Low-income residents may apply for housing assistance, regardless of immigration status.
Posted inReligion
For the first time, the Muslim call to prayer will be broadcast over loudspeaker in Minneapolis
Thanks to a new partnership between the city of Minneapolis and community members, Muslims in Minneapolis will be able to hear the sound of adhan as they hunker down in their homes.
Posted inCoronavirus
‘If you get sick here, you’re hit’: ICE detainees in Minnesota express fear of contracting COVID-19 in jail
Detainee Alexis Gomez-Galeana and others watch in fear as COVID-19 spreads in ICE facilities across the country. County and federal officials say they’re taking precautions, but inmates say they aren’t enough.
Posted inCoronavirus
Wax walba ood u baahan tahay in aad ka ogaato barnaamij-yada taakuleynta ee loogu tala galay dadka uu saameeyay COVID-19 ee degan gobolka Minnesota
Shaqo la’aan ma kugu dhacday xilligan ay musiibadan socotay? Ganagsigaagii arrintan darteed ma loo xidhay? Waxaan ka jawaabeynaa su’aalihiina ku saabsan noocyada kaalmo ee ay heli karaan reer Minnesota.
Posted inCoronavirus
Todo lo que necesita saber sobre los beneficios y programas de ayuda disponibles para los residentes de Minnesota afectados por COVID-19
¿Perdió su trabajo durante la pandemia? ¿Se ha visto obligado a cerrar su negocio? Respondemos a sus preguntas sobre los tipos de asistencia disponibles para los minnesotanos.
Posted inCoronavirus
Txhua yam koj yuavtsum paub txog cov kev pab thiab kev pabcuam uas muaj rau cov tib neeg hauv Minnesota uas tau raug kev kub ntxhov los ntawm COVID-19
Puas yog koj poob haujlwm vim qhov kev kub ntxhov? Puas yog koj lub lagluam raug yuam kaw? Peb teb koj cov lus nug txog cov hom kev pab uas muaj rau cov tib neeg hauv Minnesota.
Posted inCoronavirus
Everything you need to know about benefits and relief programs available to Minnesota residents affected by COVID-19
Lost your job during the pandemic? Has your business been forced to close? We answer your questions about the types of assistance available to Minnesotans.
Posted inProfiles
John Keller, Minnesota’s chief deputy attorney general, continues to fight for the rights of new Americans
Whether challenging an expansion of the federal “public charge” rule or battling price gouging in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the former director of the Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota works to protect the state’s newest residents.
Posted inCHANGING MINNESOTA
El COVID-19 añade otro reto a la respuesta del Censo Latino de Minnesota
Los grupos de apoyo están pasando a la divulgación digital para ayudar a impulsar la participación.
Posted inCHANGING MINNESOTA
COVID-19 adds another challenge to Minnesota’s Latino census response
Advocacy groups are migrating to digital outreach to help boost participation
Posted inEDUCATION
Immigrant families face complex challenges with Minnesota’s distance learning
Language barriers and a lack of internet access could cause inequities to widen during the COVID-19 pandemic
Posted inCoronavirus
A Ghanaian doctor, trained in China, wants to help Minnesota fight COVID-19
Amewoke Adamaley is one of hundreds of foreign-trained doctors in the state who face hurdles to practicing here.
Posted inCoronavirus
Quarantined abroad: U.S. citizens in Kenya wait for word on when they can come home
Americans in Kenya take to social media to tell their stories as prescription medications, diapers, and patience run low.
Posted inCoronavirus
“We didn’t want these incidences to just be anecdotal”: Community groups say discrimination helpline is step in right direction
The state has launched a helpline to address uptick in discrimination against Asian Americans during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Posted inBUSINESS & WORK
Minneapolis gap funding programs aim to provide assistance to all residents, regardless of immigration status
Financial assistance for renters and small business owners is on the way, thanks to new and expanded programs in Minneapolis.
Posted inEDUCATION
Somali educator Qorsho Hassan named finalist for Minnesota Teacher of the Year award
Chris Bellmont, the principal at Gideon Pond Elementary, described Qorsho as a “game changing educator.”
Posted inImmigration
“It’s very scary”: ICE detainees express fear and anxiety as COVID-19 spreads in Minnesota
Five detainees, who spoke to the Sahan Journal via videophone from inside the jail, said social distancing is impossible.
Posted inCULTURE & COMMUNITY
Faith in action: Muslims answer the call to make masks for health workers, patients
Congregants of Masjid Hamzah al-Mahmood Foundation responded overwhelmingly to the imam’s call for volunteers to make non-medical face masks. The work has helped fill an important need. It’s also helped reconnect worshippers who’ve been apart during the COVID-19 outbreak.
Posted inHEALTH
Somali woman sews face masks for Minnesota health care workers battling coronavirus pandemic
Recruited by her daughter, who is a student at the University of Minnesota, Hawa Elmi is helping to fill the personal protective equipment gap in Minnesota.
Posted inCoronavirus
Catholic churches serving Latinos get creative during the COVID-19 pandemic
From online masses to drive-through confessions, Catholic churches in the Twin Cities find new ways to assist their parishioners.
Posted inHEALTH
Volunteers at Hmong-owned City Tailor make masks for Twin Cities medical workers
Over the past several days, shop owners Maly Vu and Morgan Thao and others have sewn 800 masks.
Posted inNews
Abdi Warsame takes the helm at the Minneapolis Public Housing Authority
He leaves the Minneapolis City Council to become the first Somali to head a government agency in Minnesota.
Posted inArts
Live-streamed concert pays tribute to the music of Mehdi Hassan and raises money for Northeast Minneapolis nonprofit
Last Saturday, more than 3,000 people tuned in to watch a concert featuring the ghazal singer’s son, Kamran Mehdi Hassan.
Posted inCoronavirus, EDUCATION
Las escuelas de Minnesota están cerradas hasta principios de mayo: Aquí hay 9 cosas que debes saber.
A partir del lunes, los maestros de los distritos y de los “charters” activarán sus planes de “aprendizaje a distancia”—enseñando a sus estudiantes de K-12 quienes están en la casa, sin importar si esos niños/as tienen acceso a una computadora o al internet.
Posted inCoronavirus, EDUCATION
Iskuulada Minnesota ayaa xidhan ilaa billowga Maajo: 9 arrimood oo aad u baahantahay in aad ogaatid.
Laga bilaabo Isniinta, macallimiinta iskuulada degmooyinka iyo kuwa charter-ka ayaa daah-furi doona qorshayaashoodii ahaa “waxbarasha aan fasallada la fadhiisanin” — “distance learning” — iyaga oo waxbaraya ardada K-12 ee guryaha jooga, iyada oo aan la fiirinaynin in carruurtaasi ay haystaan internet ama kumbuyuutar.
Posted inCoronavirus, EDUCATION
Xeev Minnesota cov tsev kawm ntawv raug kaw mus txog thaum Lub Tsib Hlis Ntuj pib: Nov yog 9 yam uas koj yuavtsum paub txog
Pib Hnub Monday, cov xibfwb ntawm cov koog tsev kawm ntawv thiab cov tsev kawm ntawv charter yuav pib lawv qhov hu ua “kawm ncua kev deb” – uas yog qhia ntawv rau lawv cov menyuam kawm ntawv qib K-12 uas nyob hauv tsev, tsis hais tus muaj los tsis muaj kev siv internet lossis siv hlwb hlau.
Posted inCoronavirus, EDUCATION
Minnesota schools are closed until early May: Here are 9 things you need to know
Starting Monday, teachers will activate their “distance learning” plans — teaching their K-12 students who are at home, regardless if those children have access to the internet or a computer. The state is ordering Minnesota schools to remain closed through May 4 as it grapples with the COVID-19 outbreak.
Posted inCoronavirus, Criminal Justice, Immigration
Lawyers and ICE detainees, worried about the spread of COVID-19, sound alarm about conditions inside county jails
A group of detainees have filed a petition to be released from Sherburne County jail. County officials say they are taking precautions.
Posted inCoronavirus
Gov. Walz tau muab tsab cai kom nyob hauv tsev. Qhov no txhais licas rau cov pejxeem hauv Minnesota?
Xeev Minnesota tus Governor Tim Walz tsab cai hais kom nyob hauv tsev, tsim los npaj pab txo kom tus kabmob COVID-19 kis qeeb zuj zus nyob rau lub xeev thiab kom tsis raug sab, yog ib kaujruam loj uas cov tib neeg yuavtsum nyob twj ywm hauv tsev tshwj kiag tias yog mus rau tej yam tseemceeb heev xwb.
Posted inCoronavirus
Bandawga uu soo saaray Badhasaabka gobolka Minnesota: Arrintani maxay uga dhigan tahay reer Minnesota?
Amarka bandawga ee uu soo saaray Badhasaabka Gobolka Minnesota, ee ulajeedadeedu tahay in lagu hakiyo in cudurka COVID-19 uu ku sii fido dhammaan gobolka oo dhan, laguna yareeyo saamayntiisa guud ahaan, ayaa ah tallaabo adag oo dadka ku amraysa in ay guryahooda joogaan haddii aysan jirin wax aad iyo aad muhiim u ah oo ay guryaha kaga bixi karaan.
Posted inCoronavirus
El Gobernador Walz declara una orden de quedarse en casa. ¿Qué significa para los Minnesotanos?
La orden del Gobernador de Minnesota Tim Walz de quedarse en casa es un paso dramático que requiere que las personas permanezcan en la casa a menos que sea absolutamente necesario salir. La intención es frenar la propagación del COVID-19 para minimizar su impacto en todo el estado.
Posted inCoronavirus
Governor Walz issues stay at home order. What does it mean for Minnesotans?
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz’s stay at home order, intended to slow the spread of COVID-19 across the state and minimize its impacts, is a dramatic step that requires people to stay home unless absolutely necessary.
Posted inImmigration
Report from the front lines: A nursing assistant from Liberia describes working during the COVID-19 pandemic
Isabella Wreh-Fofana came to the U.S. in 2002. Now, she’s working to keep Minnesotans healthy, despite a lack of protective equipment.
Posted inCoronavirus
Afro Deli delivers free meals during the COVID-19 pandemic
Owner Abdirahman Kahin and other volunteers brought meals to apartment buildings where elderly East African immigrants live.
Posted inCoronavirus
I’m Asian American in rural Minnesota and have felt the sting of pandemic-fueled racism
How a bigoted remark at the grocery store exposed how some in my community see me in the age of COVID-19.
Posted inProfiles
Injuries. Trolls. Her own nerves. Gymnast Sunisa Lee battles them all in Olympic quest
Concerns about the coronavirus are threatening to cancel the Tokyo Olympics, but Sunisa Lee of St. Paul can’t let that thought deter her. She’s been preparing for the games for most of her life. If she earns a spot, she’ll become the first Minnesota gymnast in more than 30 years to make the lineup — and the first Hmong American athlete ever to represent the United States at the Olympics.
Posted inHEALTH
‘Things are changing every hour’: Immigrant business owners in the Twin Cities grapple with coronavirus restrictions
After recent announcements by state regulators curtailing the operations of many local businesses to slow the spread of COVID-19, restaurant and shop owners consider their financial futures.
Posted inCoronavirus, HEALTH
Xog cusub oo kusaabsan xaaladda koronofayras-ka ee gobolka Minnesota
Sahan Journal wuxuu si hoose ula soconayaa waxa ku soo kordha cudurka koronafayras-ka (coronavirus) ee gobolka Minnesota. Noogu soo dir su’aalahaaga iyo wax kasta oo war ah ama xog ah ee la xidiidha koronofayras-ka: contact@sahanjournal.com.
Posted inCoronavirus, HEALTH
Actualización sobre el Coronavirus en Minnesota
Sahan Journal está siguiendo de cerca los acontecimientos en Minnesota relacionados con el coronavirus. Envíenos sus preguntas, sugerencias o información relacionada con el coronavirus al correo electrónico: contact@sahanjournal.com.
Posted inCoronavirus, HEALTH
Coronavirus updates in Minnesota
Sahan Journal is closely tracking developments in Minnesota related to the coronavirus. Send us your questions or any news tips or information related to the coronavirus: contact@sahanjournal.com
Posted inCoronavirus, HEALTH
Nthuav Qhia Ntxiv Txog Tus Kabmob Coronavirus hauv Xeev Minnesota
Sahan Journal yeej raws qab cov xovxwm tshiab txog tus kabmob Coronavirus hauv xeev Minnesota. Yog koj paub dabtsi ntxiv txog tus kabmob Coronavirus no losyog koj muaj lus nug, xa tuaj rau peb ntawm: contact@sahanjournal.com.
Posted inHEALTH
Using long-held techniques from his native Mexico, local Latino man treats the aches and pains of his customers
Out of his clinic in the Powderhorn neighborhood of Minneapolis, Jesus De La Torre dispenses massage, natural remedies, and advice, all with gusto.
Posted inCoronavirus
‘I’m ready’: How Minnesota’s immigrant faith leaders, store owners and community members are responding to the coronavirus epidemic
Churches and mosques are scaling back or canceling services, shopping mall traffic is dwindling and people are stocking up on basic supplies.
Posted inCoronavirus, HEALTH
Koj yuav tsum paub dabtsi txog cov kabmob coronavirus
Yam kabmob tshiab coronavirus, lossis COVID-19, pib kis thoob tebchaws America lawm, thiab txog Minnesota lawm. Koj puas muaj lus noog txog coronavirus? Xa koj cov lus noog tuaj rau peb, es peb mam teb li peb teb tau.
Posted inCoronavirus, HEALTH
Lo que debe saber sobre el coronavirus
El nuevo coronavirus, también conocido como COVID-19, se está expandiendo por todos los Estados Unidos, incluido Minnesota. ¿Tiene usted preguntas sobre el coronavirus? Envíenos sus preguntas a través de este formulario y las contestaremos lo mejor que podamos.
Posted inCoronavirus
Waxa aad u baahan tahay in aad ka ogaato koronafayras (coronavirus)
Cudurka cusub ee koronafayras-ka wuxuu ku faafayaa gobolada wadanka oo dhan oo ay Minnesota ku jirto. Ma qabtaa wax su’aalo ah oo la xidhiidha cudurka koronafayras? Fadlan noo soo gudbiya wixii su’aalo ah ee aad qabtaan, waxaana ku dadaalaynaa in su’aalihiina aan ka jawaabno.
Posted inCoronavirus, HEALTH
What you need to know about the coronavirus
The new coronavirus is spreading in states across the country, including in Minnesota. Do you have questions about the coronavirus? Submit them to us and we will do our best to answer them.
