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After the direct request from Congressman Roger Marshall, M.D., the White House Coronavirus Task Force has responded in-kind with another shipment of two ventilators, 550,000 N95 masks and 13,000 Tyvek suites to Kansas hot spots, including Southwest Kansas as they continue their fight against the Coronavirus.
Kansas First District Congressman Dr. Roger Marshall spent this weekend volunteering to help COVID-19 patients in Seward County.
In a statement, Marshall said he spent the weekend in Liberal working in the emergency room and ICU at Southwest Medical Center, where he assisted with screening, admitting and working with respiratory therapists on managing ventilators in the ICU.
As part of assisting with community testing efforts for COVID-19 in Southwest Kansas, Kansas First District Congressman Dr. Roger Marshall was in Liberal Wednesday to observe and help with local efforts.
Marshall’s first stop was at the Seward County Ag Building before going to the Seward County Health Department, National Beef and Southwest Medical Center.
Thursday, Congressman Roger Marshall, M.D. helped lead a letter signed by 126 Members of the House of Representatives asking President Trump and the administration to eliminate payment limits for livestock, dairy and specialty crop producers before the final Coronavirus Food Assistance Program (CFAP) details are announced.
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - U.S. Rep. Roger Marshall will miss the House vote on a stimulus bill because he's volunteering to treat COVID-19 patients in Wyandotte County.
US Congressman Roger Marshall is applauding recent action by the US Department of Agriculture and President Donald Trump to assist ag-producers amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) – More business furloughs could be on the way, but at least one U.S. Congress member says social distancing is helping in this time of COVID-19.
HUTCHINSON — Commodity markets are plummeting, including beef prices. Uncertainty for Kansas ranchers is causing loss of income and anxiety for the future.
Kansas Congressional Representative Dr. Roger Marshall made a quick stop in Pratt on Sunday, March 15, to visit with area agricultural representatives at the Pratt County Historical Museum. Keeping his hands in his pockets was difficult at first, but understood by the small crowd gathered, in light of coronavirus concerns.
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“Stay home” recommended U.S. Rep. Roger Marshall in a phone conference Thursday morning.
Marshall, who is a medical doctor, said to use caution but it is not the time to “panic” because of the threat of coronavirus (COVID-19).