Saline County still has no confirmed positive cases of COVID-19, according to a news release from the county at 5 p.m. Tuesday.
The release said, however, that no positive cases reported does not mean that there isn’t a potential for a positive case to exist in the community. It is possible that a person hasn’t met the requirements for testing set by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment and has been advised by a medical provider to self-quarantine.
The release said, however, that no positive cases reported does not mean that there isn’t a potential for a positive case to exist in the community. It is possible that a person hasn’t met the requirements for testing set by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment and has been advised by a medical provider to self-quarantine.
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