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LOS ANGELES – Los Angeles Dodgers closer Kenley Jansen was late arriving to summer camp after he tested positive for COVID-19.The three-time All-Star closer said Sunday on a video conference call that he believes he contracted the virus from his 4-year-old son Kaden.

He said the child had a fever, among other symptoms, which led his wife to suggest everyone in the family get tested.Jansen said his wife, Gianni, and 7-year-old daughter Natalia tested positive, but that his first test was negative.

A day later, he also tested positive. The couple has another son, Kyrian, who turns 2 in August. The family has been quarantining at their home in Los Angeles.

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COVID-19 safety measures.Several streets and public spaces have been adapted to promote safe social distancing throughout the borough and across Montreal.“With COVID, the number of cyclists has gone through the roof, and we need safe infrastructure and we need to share the road, ” Montgomery said.On the loss of parking, Montgomery stressed that the measure is not permanent and will not be in place during the winter months.She also added that many homes on side streets have residential parking.“I understand it’s difficult, but there is no inherent right to the public space.
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