Foxwoods casino employee tests positive for COVID-19
A Foxwoods Casino employee has tested positive for the coronavirus, the casino reported.
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Jul 29, 2020, 5:53 PM
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Updated 1,606 days ago
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498ds agoA Foxwoods Casino employee has tested positive for the coronavirus, the casino reported.
People who have been in contact with the employee have been notified and will be tested.
The employee tested positive on July 27.
Foxwoods says the employee had minimal contact with guests on a daily basis.
The casino immediately notified its safety prevention and response team to quickly begin contact tracing.
Foxwoods did not say if any other employees or guests also tested positive.
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