Nuclear Waste Conference Goers Test Negative for Virus

The Waste Management Symposia on Tuesday said both attendees at this year’s event who showed signs of possible COVID-19 infection had tested negative.
Test results for “Attendee #1” were received Tuesday, one day after the results for “Attendee #2,” according…

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