200 pounds tuna

200 pounds of tuna caught in Hawaii for health care workers

Fishermen's Fresh Catch: 220 Pounds of Tuna Turned into Poke Bowls to Feed Hawaiian Health Care Frontliners

Medicine & Technology May 31, 2020

A group of Hawaiian fishermen caught 200 pounds of tuna fish and turned them into poke bowls to feed local health care workers in Honolulu. The fishermen said their gesture was to show their gratitude to the medical frontliners doing their best in caring for patients afflicted with the coronavirus.

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