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COVID Crashes Thanksgiving
COVID Crashes Thanksgiving
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"There isn't a testing strategy that makes Thanksgiving 'safe.'"
County officials and private labs are ramping up testing capacity with the holidays around the corner and cases surging. Reporter Francesca Billington reports on the preparations.
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