Three totally immunized members of the Texas delegation evaluated favorable for Covid-19, the state’s House Democratic Caucus stated Saturday.
The very first favorable test outcome came Friday night when a member notified the caucus that they had the coronavirus.
“Caucus Members and staff took a rapid test, all of which were negative,” your house stated in a declaration.
But on Saturday early morning, 2 extra totally immunized members reported favorable test outcomes. The names of the 3 individuals have actually not been launched.
The caucus stated that it will follow present standards from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that specifies that totally immunized people who are exposed to the infection do not require to take any additional preventative measures unless they begin to reveal signs.
“The House Democratic Caucus is following all CDC guidance and protocols,” Chairman Chris Turner stated in a declaration.
“This is a sober reminder that Covid is still with us, and though vaccinations offer tremendous protection, we still must take necessary precautions. We are in touch with public health experts in Texas to provide additional guidance,” he included. “Our caucus will follow all recommendations from public health experts as we continue our work.”
Some of the delegation had conferences today with Sen. Joseph Manchin, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and Vice President Kamala Harris. It’s unclear if any of those members who evaluated favorable remained in the conferences.
