Worcester shuts Walmart store where 23 workers tested positive for coronavirus

A Walmart store in Worcester was shut down after nearly two dozen employees tested positive for COVID-19. NBC 10 Boston reported that the store off Route 146 was closed by an emergency order of the city. The city manager said 23 employees of the store tested positive for COVID-19 over the past three-and-a-half weeks. The store will have to remain closed until it can be professionally cleaned. Authorities said all 400 employees will have to be tested or in some cases re-tested.

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