National Park Service staff who worked on the 4th of July celebration led by President Trump
Donald John Trump Trump responds to calls to tear down monuments with creation of Trump Statues’ National Garden ‘: Children are taught at school to’ hate their own country ‘Trump accuses those who knock down statues of wanting to’ overthrow the American Revolution ‘ At Mount Rushmore on Friday they were not required to be tested for coronaviruses before the event, according to a CNN report Saturday.
Agency spokeswoman Dana Soehn told CNN that employees followed the guidelines of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) at the event, with masks available to all and encouraging social distancing. However, the state did not require masks or social distancing at the event, which drew approximately 7,500 people, and CNN reported that only a few employees were seen in masks.
Employees were encouraged to self-monitor, report any symptoms they may have had, and stay home outside of work if they were not feeling well.
In South Dakota, coronavirus cases have remained largely stable in recent weeks, and the CDC has said that outdoor areas are less risky than indoor spaces for the spread of COVID-19.
Implementing coronavirus prevention measures at large in-person meetings has drawn a lot of attention, as the United States has seen a record number of new cases in various states and across the country in recent weeks.
As many as 10 Secret Service agents and other law enforcement officers working during Vice President Pence’s visit to Arizona this week have shown symptoms of COVID-19, with at least one positive result so far.
Coronavirus cases also rose 90 percent in Tulsa, Okla., The site of a rally held by the president in June.
Trump has ruled out the increase in cases as recently as Saturday, attributing the growing number to successful evidence.
“Cases, Cases, Cases! If we didn’t try so much and with so much success, we would have very few cases, ”the president tweeted on the afternoon of July 4. “If you evaluate 40,000,000 people, you’re going to have a lot of cases that, without the test (like other countries), wouldn’t appear every night in the fake Afternoon News.”
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