Navy's submarine base in Groton reinstates stricter COVID-19 protocols amid rising infection rates
The Navy's submarine base in Groton is reinstituting stricter COVID-19 protocols due to the rising infection rates in Connecticut.
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Jul 22, 2021, 9:13 PM
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Updated 1,100 days ago
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350ds agoThe Navy's
submarine base in Groton is reinstituting stricter COVID-19 protocols due to the
rising infection rates in Connecticut.
Submarine Base New
London is once again raising its Force Health Protection Condition, meaning gathering sizes on the base will likely be limited.
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The swimming pool
will be open by appointment only. Mask requirements also remain in effect for
those who are not vaccinated.
