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Ivan: So this is what social distancing look like inside of prisons. As you can see in the day room of the facility I'm at, and as you can notice there's a number of inmates freely walking about in the day room. So all it takes is just one person in here to become infected with the Coronavirus, and it's a wreck. Everybody's going to be affected.All it takes is for one person to come into this environment that's infected and boom, you got a crisis on your hands. And my biggest concern is it's not so much getting it from the prisoners, it's getting it from the correctional staff. Well, I've been informed that they are being screened each day as they walk in. This is not one of those things where you can just simply ask if someone has symptoms and clear them to come into work into a dense-populated area.Interviewer: If you started feeling some of the COVID-19 symptoms, how long would it take you to see a doctor?Ivan: They have a nurse just visiting the building every day, and the problem with that is I think for