INDIANAPOLIS - Indiana Governor EricHolcomb and his wife, Janet, have tested negative for COVID-19 after several members of his security detail were confirmed infected with the coronavirus earlier this week.
Governor Holcomb's office said Friday that he and first lady Janet Holcomb have not experienced any COVID-19 symptoms, but will continue a two-week quarantine until December 1st. The Holcombs underwent tests after beginning their quarantine on Tuesday.
Holcomb also tested negative for COVID-19 last month after State Health Commissioner Dr. Kristina Box announced she and some family members were infected.
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