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SPRINGFIELD -- A city police officer has tested positive for COVID-19. The officer, whose name and age has not been released, is at home and recovering. It is not known how the officer was infected with the virus, Ryan Walsh, Springfield Police spokesman said on Thursday. The employee felt symptoms that are indicators of the coronavirus and did self-quarantine until receiving the results of the test, Walsh said. “In our line of work a positive test was inevitable, but I’m glad the symptoms are not severe at this time. I’m also urging officers to remain calm and stay vigilant with their social distancing and use of personal protective equipment. Their health and well-being is my number one priority,” Commissioner Cheryl Clapprood said. The Board of Health is working with the Police Department to determine if anyone else came in close contact with the officer and should be tested for the virus. All cruisers and areas in the Police Department that the police officer came in contact with will be disinfected, Walsh said. The announcement comes as the state Department of Health reported there are now 25 deaths from the virus in Massachusetts. “I have spoken to the officer with thoughts and prayers of good health, a speedy recovery and encouragement. Our ‘sentinels of peace’ play a vital role in our city’s well-being - God speed to all of them,” Mayor Domenic J. Sarno said. On Wednesday Clapprood announced masks have been handed out to all officers to be used when they come in close contact with citizens. But she said the Police Department is in short supply and asked anyone who has N95 masks they are not using to call the department to donate them. The announcement comes a day after Connecticut State Police announced three troopers from barracks in Bridgeport, Lichfield and the Training Academy have tested positive for COVID-19. A recruit from the 129th Training Troop has also tested positive for the coronavirus. No other officers in Western Massachusetts have reportedly been infected with COVID-19 but a retired Hampden Police officer has a severe case of the disease and is being treated in the Intensive Care Unit at Baystate Medical Center, according to his family. Related content: - Coronavirus globally: Italy’s death toll nears 7,000, Spain more than 2,000 as India locks down 1.3 billion people - 50 test positive at Baystate Health in Springfield - Coronavirus stimulus package: Senate unanimously passes $2.2 trillion economic rescue plan
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पोखरा, ०६ माघ । भारतमा एकैदिन ३ लाख भन्दा धेरैलाई कोरोना भाइरसको संक्रमण पुष्टि भएको छ । पछिल्लो २४ घण्टामा थप ३ लाख १७ हजार ५ सय ३२ जना मानिसमा कोरोना संक्रमण पुष्टि भएको भारतीय सञ्चारमाध्यमले जनाएका छन् । भारतमा कोरोना भाइरसको तेस्रो लहर फैलिएपछि पहिलो पटक यति धेरै संक्रमित भएको पनि खबरमा उल्लेख गरिएको छ । भारतमा झण्डै ८ महिनापछि ३ लाख भन्दा धेरै कोरोना संक्रमित भेटिएका हुन् । यस्तै, गत २४ घण्टामा कोरोनाका कारण ४ सय ९१ जनाको मृत्यु भएको छ । २ लाख २३ हजार ९ सय ९० जना कोरोना संक्रमित संक्रमणमुक्त भएका छन् । अहिलेसम्म भारतमा ९ हजार २ सय ८७ जनामा ओमिक्रोन संक्रमण पुष्टि भइसकेको छ ।