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2 EMPLOYEES IN FORD’S CHICAGO PLANT TEST COVID POSITIVE; PLANT REOPENS ON WEDNESDAY

Published On 20 May 2020 11:22 PM

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Ford temporarily closed its Chicago plant as two of its employees tested covid positive on Monday.
It resumes work on Wednesday.

Chicago is trying to reopen its economy and had allowed the manufacturing sector to resume with safety measures in place. This was however not to be for Ford’ Chicago assembly plant. Just a day after opening its facility on Monday, Ford had to close the....

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