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Fourth Orlando International Airport TSA officer tests positive for coronavirus

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ORLANDO, Fla. – A fourth Transportation Security Administration officer who works at the Orlando International Airport tested positive for COVID-19, according to the agency.

According to TSA, the most recent agent to test positive for COVID-19 was working as a screening officer at the East Checkpoint at OIA and their last day of work was March 16. “The individual is quarantined and resting at home,” TSA said in a statement. “TSA employees who work the same shift and may have come in contact with the officer who tested positive during the past 14 days have been alerted about the situation so that they can take action as appropriate.” Three other OIA TSA officers also have coronavirus.

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