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A Cal State University Northridge student who travelled to China to study Mandarin is now among those trapped overseas in the midst of the nation’s COVID-19 crisis.
The virus outbreak began just two days after Samson Adame arrived in China, looking forward to experiencing the Lunar New Year in a small village. Adame is now under quarantine, along with the rest of the village.
After nearly a month, Adame’s mother, Nancy Krank, said she can’t help but worry.
“You hear every day it seems to get worse and worse,” she said. ““It’s hard to concentrate and keep positive, but I have my faith and I know he’ll be taken care of.”
Jennifer McGraw reports for the KTLA 5 News on Feb. 14, 2020.
