
Lake Washington Institute of Technology (LWTech) students may have been exposed to coronavirus after visiting Life Care Center of Kirkland last week.
According to LWTech, a Nursing faculty member and approximately 16 nursing students were at Life Care Center of Kirkland late last week.
As reported Feb. 29, there have been confirmed cases of coronavirus (COVID-19) at the center.
“Our faculty have been in contact with those students, as well as college administration. Currently, the college is awaiting guidance from King County Public Health in order to provide information and guidance to our faculty and students,” LWTech president, Dr. Amy Morrison said in a release. “The safety of our students, faculty and staff is our priority, so as a precautionary measure, we are disinfecting the college campus tomorrow.”
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