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Civil Servant and wife of LU Gym Teacher tested positive for COVID-19. | SMN News

August 17, 2020

Civil Servant and wife of LU Gym Teacher tested positive for COVID-19. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- A civil servant working at the Government Administration Building posted on her Facebook page that she tested positive for the virus. The civil servant said in her post that she has always said that if it happened to her she would be as open as the Airport and that the Coronavirus have chosen the wrong warrior.
At the moment, CPS is busy with contact tracing in the government administration building where the civil servant works.
It should be known that the civil servant’s husband is the Physical Education teacher at Learning Unlimited while her children also attend


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