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Visitors celebrate the Memorial Day weekend at Osage Beach on Lake Ozarks, Missouri, USA, May 23, 2020.
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One of the people who rejoiced at a wild billiard party caught in Lake Ozarks over Memorial Day weekend had tested positive for the corona virus, it was revealed Friday.
And the partier was already sick when he joined in non-social fun, officials said – and may have spread the virus to other people who were there.
“This case arrived here on Saturday and developed the disease on Sunday, so the possibility of incubation of the disease and possibly transmitted during the visit,” The Camden County Health Department said in a press release.
Officials also release timelines for the activities of infected parties to help track down people who may have been in contact with them.
The stranger, a resident of Boone County nearby, opposes the country’s long-distance social orders to indulge in their debauchery at a bar called Backwater Jacks – where they stay from 1 to 5 nights on Saturdays.
Partier then spends time at waterfront restaurants and live music venues Shady Gators and Lazy Gators Pool until 9 p.m.
On Sunday, the carouser lunches at Buffalo Wild Wings before returning to Shady Gators – leaving around 7 pm.
Camden County has not reported a new COVID-19 case this week, officials said.
