D.C. Level of COVID Spread Goes from 'Low' to 'Medium'

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D.C. Level of COVID Spread Goes from 'Low' to 'Medium'

The D.C. government has changed its classification of the city's level of coronavirus spread from low to medium due to the presence of the omicron variant and an increase in cases.

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