Coronavirus Latest: 2 TSA Screening Officers At BWI Test Positive For COVID-19
BALTIMORE (WJZ) -- Two TSA security screening officers at BWI have tested positive for the coronavirus, according to officials.
The TSA said that the two screening officers who tested positive for COVID-19 last worked out of the airport 14 days ago.
The TSA has created a website that lists airports, locations and shifts where screening officers have tested positive for the virus within the past 14 days.
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This information is posted in case the traveling public thinks they may have come in contact with an officer during that 14-day window.
After 14 days from the last time an officer worked at the airport, an individual is removed from the tracker because they no longer pose a threat to the traveling public, the TSA said.
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