Essential workers exposed to coronavirus can return to work if showing no symptoms, CDC says

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Essential workers exposed to coronavirus can return to work if showing no symptoms, CDC says
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Essential workers who have been within 6 feet of a case of the virus can return to work under certain circumstances if they are not experiencing symptoms, the CDC says.

CDC has guidelines for essential workers

Fauci said he hoped the pandemic would prompt the U.S. to look at long-term investments in public health, specifically at the state and local level. Preparedness that was not in place in January needs to be in place if or when COVID-19 or another virus threatens the country. In Wuhan, the Chinese industrial city that first reported cases of the new coronavirus, authorities ended a 76-day lockdown Wednesday. Residents can travel in and out of the city without special authorization but must use a smartphone app showing they are healthy and have not been in recent contact with anyone confirmed to have the virus.

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