The patient tested presumptively positive on Tuesday at a California lab and was likely exposed during international travel from Feb. 11-21 on a Princess cruise ship that departed from San Francisco to Mexico. The patient was in isolation at Kaiser Permanente Roseville.
Preliminary understanding from the contact investigation is that this patient had minimal community exposure between returning from the cruise and arriving at the hospital by ambulance on Feb. 27. Contacts to this case include ten Kaiser Permanente healthcare workers and five emergency responders who were exposed prior to the patient being put in isolation, and are now in quarantine. They are not exhibiting symptoms but are being quarantined and monitored. Other cruise passengers may have also been exposed. Placer County Public Health is working closely with Sacramento County Public Health and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to identify and contact other cruise passengers.
https://www.placer.ca.gov/coronavirus
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Georgia coronavirus patient attended Woodstock study center; other students under self-quarantine
The 15-year-old is homeschooled but went to a class at Living Science, a homeschool study program, which has voluntarily closed for a two-week period.
Author: Jonathan Raymond (11Alive)
Published: 2:16 PM EST March 4, 2020
Updated: 2:16 PM EST March 4, 2020
ATLANTA — A 15-year-old Fulton County coronavirus patient attended a class at a Woodstock study center for homeschool students about two days before showing symptoms, the center has confirmed.
The Living Science Homeschool Study Center was told by the Georgia Department of Public Health it did not have to close its campus, but it has voluntarily done so until March 12.
My son knows a lot of kids from this school