COVID-19 Case Count Stays High in EM Nuclear Cleanup Complex

By Staff Reports

There are currently 473 active cases of COVID-19 within the Department of Energy’s nuclear cleanup complex as of close of business on Wednesday, which is up significantly from the past two weeks. The latest figure was provided in a Thursday email from a DOE Office…

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