CAFB, Keesler postive tests

LOWNDES COUNTY, Miss. - Columbus Air Force Base announced March 23 that a government civilian worker tested positive for the coronavirus. The testing took place away from the base. The individual has been in isolation for the past 10 days after experiencing flu-like symptoms, according to officials. Doctors have checked out those exposed to the person and cleared them for their normal duties. (Source: WTVA 03/23/20) UPDATE: Keesler AFB, Miss., is monitoring three positive cases of COVID-19: Active duty Airman, spouse of a sister service member, and a retiree. The trio are in isolation, and the Mississippi Department of Health has been notified. On-base public health officials have begun contact tracing to notify those who may have come in contact with the individuals. KAFB remains at Health Protection Condition (HPCON) Charlie. There are no immediate, additional restrictions in place, however, they may be implemented in the future, according to base officials on March 25.