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Gov. Ron DeSantis on Monday said he’s waiting on the federal government to send COVID-19 treatments to re-establish sites for residents to combat the virus. He also blamed the federal government for a shortage of tests that have led to long lines and runs on at-home testing kits as the omicron variant courses through the state.

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