Health Officials Give Advice To Help Stop Spread Of COVID-19 Over Thanksgiving

Monday, November 16th 2020, 10:43 pm

By: News 9

Oklahoma Commissioner of Health Lance Frye issued a Thanksgiving warning Monday urging Oklahomans to safely gather in order to help slow the spread of COVID.

He said stopping the spread of COVID-19 means making changes for the holidays.

Frye offered advice as some health leaders said even small gatherings carry a risk.

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