LANSING, Mich. — The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services urges spring break travelers to be tested for COVID-19 after returning from vacation this year, according to the Michigan governor’s office.
We’re also told there will be 37 pop-up testing sites across the state for the special testing program.
“COVID-19 remains a threat to our families and communities, and we encourage Michiganders to get tested for COVID-19 and are making it easier through these additional testing pop-up sites throughout the state,” says Gov. Gretchen Whitmer. “As always, every Michigander has a personal responsibility to do their part by wearing a mask, washing hands and maintaining social distancing to help us slow the spread of this virus.”
State officials advise residents to self-quarantine after returning from trips if they don’t get tested.
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