Fourth COVID-19 Case In Three Days Reported At Tinker AFB

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Wednesday, June 17th 2020, 8:44 am

By: News 9

OKLAHOMA CITY -

Tinker Air Force Base has confirmed four new cases of COVID-19 since Monday. The total number of cases reported by the base has risen to 41.

The latest confirmed COVID-19 case is a civilian at Tinker's Air Force Life Cycle Management Center. The person has been teleworking since March 30.

Tinker Air Force Base reported a contractor and civilian contracted the virus on Monday.

A member of the 552nd Air Control Wing was confirmed to have the virus on Tuesday.

The base reported just 10 new positive cases between April 22 and May 27. However, eight new cases of COVID-19 have been reported at Tinker Air Force Base since June 4.

Tinker Air Force Base reported its first case of COVID-19 on March 25.

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