Wawa location in New Jersey reopens after worker tests positive for coronavirus
A Wawa location in Gloucester Township reopened over the weekend after closing earlier this month when a worker tested positive for coronavirus.
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Mar 30, 2020, 9:50 AM
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A Wawa location in Gloucester Township reopened over the weekend after closing earlier this month when a worker tested positive for coronavirus.
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The store located at 511 Berlin - Cross Keys Road closed on March 19, but reopened for business Saturday.
According to officials, the store was deep-cleaned and disinfected, and everyone who may have had close contact with the employee is self-quarantined.
Officials say the employee’s last day on the job was March 16.
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The store is the only Wawa location in New Jersey to close because of the virus.
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