1,400 Stamford nursing home employees to be tested for COVID-19
Stamford Mayor David Martin says at least 1,400 employees working at nursing homes around the city will be tested for the coronavirus.
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Apr 24, 2020, 11:18 AM
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Stamford Mayor David Martin says at least 1,400 employees working at nursing homes around the city will be tested for the coronavirus.
Martin says 90 nursing home residents are currently being treated for COVID-19 in Stamford.
He says results on the workers will be available in as little as 48 hours after testing.
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