Champ Becomes 2nd PGA Tour Player To Test Positive For Coronavirus
On Tuesday Cameron champion test report a positive test for the coronavirus when he arrived for Travelers Championship, becoming the 2nd PGA Tour player in 5 days to conduct a positive test. Nick Watney also got positive on Friday at RBC Heritage in South Carolina last week. Read - CBSE Board Announced Class 10 And Class 12 Board Exams Cancelled The Champions finished 14th at the Charles Schwab Challenge in Fort Worth, Texas. He did not play in Harbor Town last week and tested when he arrived at TPC River Highlands. He withdrew the name from the tournament and they must self- isolate in the house for at least 10 days. He may cease his self-isolation after 10 days and they provided he has no found any symptoms or has two negative test results within 24 hours or more. "I am feeling very good physically and I am shocked and disappointed to know about the test result," Champion said in a tour statement. "It is now important to take the necessary steps and measures to protect others, including my loved ones." Read - Magnitude 5.8 earthquake in Central California, United State of America The PGA tournament is expected to release the full test results on Wednesday after the pre-test. A Charter flight players from Hilton Head were given a saliva test on Saturday before boarding the plane. Others traveling for the Travelers Championship, such as the champ, were to undergo a nose swab test. Read the full article
