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Polis says 150,000 tests on the way, continuing stay-at-home order would have ‘negligible impact’

By Washington Examiner
Published April 23, 2020 4:00pm ET
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Polis says 150,000 tests on the way, continuing stay-at-home order would have ‘negligible impact’
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis said Wednesday that a state COVID-19 model indicates that extending the stay-at-home order would have a “negligible impact” on the severity of the virus’ peak. The governor also addressed concerns that there aren’t enough tests available ahead of the stay-at-home order expiring, saying 150,000 tests are on the way. “We can’t […]

Colorado Gov. Jared Polis said Wednesday that a state COVID-19 model indicates that extending the stay-at-home order would have a “negligible impact” on the severity of the virus’ peak.

The governor also addressed concerns that there aren’t enough tests available ahead of the stay-at-home order expiring, saying 150,000 tests are on the way.

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