Using the information you have gathered regarding your community health issue, write a letter to your local legislator. You may use an example provided on the Activity page to write about or select another health need in your community.

20th January, 2020.  

Dear sir ,  

                         we are aware that the whole world is facing  serious health problems that never end, I decided to write this letter. The problem with this issue in my city and I hope  you understand our situation and use your political influence for our benefit.

                                                   Our city is very small, has no big industry and no tourist attractions. The federal government has invested very little in the city's infrastructure, and all  sectors, including healthcare, are inadequate and volatile. There are not enough doctors to care for the population,  no medicine, no beds in the ward or even  the intensive care unit.

         As a result, we are really confused in the face of such a pandemic. It may seem that we, who are all suffering, are no exception, but our city does not even have medicine for people who have been intubated due to dyspnea.  

              This will fill your position today and please give back a reply as soon as possible.  

Thank you,

Sam

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July 3, 2020.

Dear Sir,

Bearing in mind that you recognize that the entire world is facing a serious health problem, which we do not know when it will end, I decided to write this letter to inform you about the seriousness of this problem in my city and I hope that you sympathize of our situation and can use its political influence to our advantage.

Our city is extremely small, we don't have big industries and we don't even have tourist attractions. The federal government has invested little in the city's infrastructure and all of our sectors, including health, are lacking and precarious. There are not enough doctors to serve the population, there are no medications, there are no beds in the infirmaries or even in the intensive care areas. As a result, we are experiencing real chaos in the face of a pandemic like this. You may think that we are not an exception, since everyone is suffering from it, however I would like to inform you that in our city there is not even medication for people who will be intubated by respiratory problems, which generates a great agony and commotion across the region.

I urge you to lay down laws and guidelines that can help my city urgently. To take advantage of the occasion I would like to remind you of our faithful support for your candidacy during the election that allowed you to occupy the position you occupy today, so I ask you to return the favor as soon as possible.

Affectionately,

Teodora Audrum.

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