UMMC Building Modular Care Unit Ahead Of Possible Fall Surge In Coronavirus Cases
BALTIMORE (WJZ) -- The University of Maryland Medical Center is building a modular care unit for what it calls an anticipated fall surge of coronavirus cases.
As construction work is underway, Lombard Street between Paca and Greene streets will be closed until midnight on Monday to allow a crane to move the new structures onto the site, UMMC said.
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Parking and pedestrian access will also be limited.
The 16-bed unit is set to open in early October.
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