State health officials are investigating a possible outbreak of COVID-19 at a church in Nashua. >> Download the free WMUR app Health officials say seven cases of COVID-19 have been identified among those attending events organized by Get City Church at 43 Main St. “These events include a multidisciplinary prayer session on September 19-28. The DHHSA said anyone who has been attending church-related events since Sept. 19 has come out and his Symptoms should be seen and tested. ” We know you may be “infected with the virus until two days before any positive test is done,” said Beth Daly’s DHHS Bureau of Infectious Disease Control. “Therefore, it is possible that some of these people are present in the programs just days before the onset of their symptoms and we think there has been a transmission in this combination.” >> Testing Sites | The free trial church for uninsured people has now only moved to virtual events.
State health officials are investigating a possible outbreak of COVID-19 at a church in Nashua.
Health officials said seven cases of COVID-19 have been identified among people who attended events organized by Get City Church at 43 Main St. These events include a multidisciplinary prayer session held during September 19-28.
The DHHSA said Sept. Anyone attending church-related events from the 19th may have been exposed and should be screened for symptoms.
“We know you can be infected with the virus for up to two days before you exhibit any symptoms or test positive,” said Beth Dalina, chief of infectious disease control at the DHHS bureau. “Therefore, it is possible that some of these individuals were attending events just days before the onset of their symptoms and we think this potential transfer has occurred.”
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