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2 of my work colleges is covid positive. as per our hr we dont have to isolate and no fumigation is necessary. i dont want any symptoms. do i have to isolate m?
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Yes: Exposure to 2 Covid positive coworkers places you at risk for infection. If you are symptom free, I would recommend PCR testing and quarantine for 10 days from last contact with your positive coworker.
Answered 12/17/2020
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How close?: How close was the contact? Greater than 6 feet? Longer than 15 minutes? Wearing masks? Well ventilated? If you had close contact you should quarantine.
Answered 12/21/2020
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