Colorado public health officials on Friday reported an outbreak of the unique coronavirus amongst staffers at a domestic camp that borders El Paso and Teller counties.
A minimum of 4 cases of the breathing disease COVID-19 have been verified, officials stated.
Another 7 workers at Eagle Lake Overnight Camp are considered to have prospective cases of COVID-19 And an additional 40 staffers were exposed to the illness, according to a press release.
” This is an unfortunate pointer that this pandemic is far from over,” said state epidemiologist Dr. Rachel Herlihy in a declaration. “This virus spreads out rapidly among groups of people, which is why it’s so important for everyone to remain alert and to follow security preventative measures to lessen transmission.”
The report of the break out follows local health authorities in Stone County revealed previously today that more than 100 locals tested positiv