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Sixty PSNI officers tested for Covid-19 after stations shut

Sixty PSNI officers tested for Covid-19 after stations shut — Cookstown incident

Sun, 23 Aug, 2020 - 16:31

Michael McHugh, PA

Sixty police officers are undergoing testing for Covid-19 after an outbreak at two stations in Northern Ireland.

A total of eight have been diagnosed with the infection, the Police Service of Northern Ireland said.

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