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Hi, my father inlaw recently tested positive for the covid 19 virus that he contracted at a funeral in capetown. i havent come in close contact with him ever since he came back but have been in close contact with my mother inlaw. ?
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COVID-19: Your mother-in-law should also be tested. Until then, I would wear a mask and stay at least six feet away from both of them.
Answered 3/25/2022
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