A man died at Houston’s new homeless center. The operator says they can’t answer questions about it
A man died at Houston’s new homeless center. The operator says they can’t answer questions about it A man was found dead at Houston's new residential service center for homeless people on Oct. 11, raising questions about the effectiveness of the center's response to medical issues. The Harris Center, the operator of the facility, operates on a three-year $39.1 million contract with the city and has declined to comment on the incident. A former resident identified as 44-year-old Mark Estelle, who was declared dead at 10:24 p.m. The primary cause of death was not yet determined. The facility's employees are required to undergo CPR and first aid training, and residents are subject to a 10 p.M. to 6 a.m curfew.
Publicado : hace 7 horas por Dominic Walsh en Health World
On Oct. 11, a man was found dead at the city of Houston's new residential service center for homeless people in East Downtown.
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Temas: Social Issues, Homelessness
