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CPS now monitoring 3 cases of COVID-19. | SMN News

July 22, 2020

CPS now monitoring 3 cases of COVID-19. | SMN News
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~ Protocols tend to change for August 1st, 2020.~

PHILIPSBURG:--- Minister of Health and Labor Richard Panneflek announced that CPS is now monitoring 3 cases of positive COVID-19 cases. These persons are under quarantine at their homes. Panneflek said that only one person was tested positive that came in on the repatriated flight on Saturday, July 18th, while a second person was inconclusive. The Minister said that the person that tested positive did not have any symptoms when they arrived and as such the risk of spreading was minimal since the person wore a mask inflight.
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