GA
More than 250 Grand Princess passengers arrive at Dobbins Air Force Base in Georgia wearing masks and gloves as they begin 14 days of quarantine after 21 people on board contracted coronavirus
More than 250 passengers arrived overnight into Dobbins Air Force Base in Georgia for quarantine
In exclusive pictures obtained by DailyMail.com, the passengers were seen wearing face masks and gloves and were assisted off the plane by personnel wearing hazmat clothing
The passengers include 34 Georgia residents and up to 271 people in total
Authorities said none of the individuals have shown symptoms of coronavirus
407 people, including two hundred Canadians, were evacuated late Monday night
999 were evacuated throughout Tuesday, bringing the total number of passengers disembarked to 1,406
There still remains an estimated 1,015 passengers on board and 1,113 crew members
Two passengers and 19 crew members tested positive for coronavirus on Friday
TX
Man with ‘presumptive positive’ case of COVID-19 in Tarrant County identified as Episcopal rector in Fort Worth
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The man with the first “presumptive positive” case of COVID-19 in Tarrant County has been identified as the rector of Trinity Episcopal Church, Episcopal Diocese of Fort Worth officials said Wednesday morning.
Rev. Dr. Robert Pace has been hospitalized in isolation, diocese officials said. His wife, who is also a reverend, has tested negative but is remaining in self-quarantine at home for 14 days.
He was tested Monday at a local hospital and admitted with pneumonia. He received the results around 5 p.m. Tuesday. His case is considered a presumptive positive until the CDC confirms it.
Pace spoke at the church’s Lenten program on March 4, which had about 45 people attend. The Tarrant County Public Health department has identified those who were at the service and plan to call them beginning Wednesday afternoon to discuss their health...
...He had gone to Kentucky to attend a conference of Episcopal parishes in Louisville from Feb. 19 through Feb. 22. A conference attendee later tested positive for the disease, but Pace said he did not knowingly have any contact with that person.