Number of Weekly Active COVID-19 for EM Dips Under 300

There were as of Thursday 296 active, confirmed cases of COVID-19 among personnel in the Department of Energy’s Office of Environmental Management, which is 39 fewer than the previous week’s total of 335.
The figure, provided Thursday by an Environmental Management…

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