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URUMA, Okinawa – A pair of Marine bases on Okinawa went back on lockdown Saturday due to some “clusters” of coronavirus infections there, according to Marine Corps Installations Pacific.
After months with no confirmed cases on the island, “this week the Marine Corps experienced two localized clusters of individuals who tested positive for the virus,” the command announced on its Facebook page Saturday evening.
Service member tests positive for coronavirus after arriving on Guam via Patriot Express
By STARS AND STRIPES Published: July 11, 2020
A U.S. service member who arrived Saturday at Andersen Air Force Base via a government-contracted flight is infected with the coronavirus, according to a statement from the Guam governor’s office.
Neither the service member nor the service branch involved was identified; the person was tested days before leaving Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, Wash., and displayed no symptoms, according to the statement.
Okinawa demands answers from US after 61 marines contract coronavirus
Press Association
Sun 12 Jul 2020 02.04 EDT
The governor of Okinawa island in Japan has demanded that a United States military commander take tougher prevention measures and have more transparency after officials were told more than 60 marines at two bases have been infected with the coronavirus over the past few days.
On Sunday Okinawan officials reported 61 cases, 38 of them at marine corps air station Futenma, which is at the center of a relocation dispute, and another 23 at Camp Hansen since 7 July.
US military officials have told them the two bases have been put into lockdown.
The disclosure of the exact figures came only after repeated requests.
