Nuclear Weapons & Stockpile

Another COVID-19 Case Confirmed Among Energy Dept. HQ Workforce

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One more person who works at Department of Energy headquarters in Washington, D.C., was confirmed to have COVID-19, but this person had not been in the Forrestal Building since mid-March, the agency said Friday.
That brings the cumulative total number of confirmed…

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