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This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigateWATERBURY — U.S. Rep. Jahana Hayes, D-5, that she and her family would enter self-quarantine after her husband, a first responder in Waterbury, tested positive for the coronavirus.Hayes said her husband appears to be “healthy and asymptomatic,” while she tested negative for the coronavirus.“Out of an abundance of caution, and in keeping in line with guidance from the Centers for Disease Control, my family and I will be quarantining at home for the next 14 days and self-monitoring for symptoms,” Hayes said in a statement. “I will continue working remotely, talking with constituents and community leaders, and communicating daily with colleagues as we work on the next relief package to combat the health and economic crisis that our country is in.”The disease’s effect on her family reinforces that there is “real danger in a premature return to regular order for Congress and the country, without appropriate precautions,” Hayes said.“This test result highlights that COVID-19 does not discriminate and presents in many forms — it has and will touch every family in some way. But it also underscores that workers who have been deemed ‘essential’ — whether they are keeping our streets safe, stocking grocery shelves, or producing the food to feed us — are inherently at a greater risk of contracting this deadly virus,” Hayes said. “Every day I am in awe of the courage of these Americans — who are doing their part to help their neighbors.”Hayes said the need to support “essential” workers “with workplace protection, living wages and benefits has never been more clear” than in this moment.More NewsShe advocated for Connecticut residents to continue to stay home and socially distance, thus lowering the risk for essential workers, and follow guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.“I am so proud of how my community and my state have responded to this unprecedented crisis. I am humbled by the unity, strength and resilience that I have seen firsthand. No matter what happens, we will get through this. And we will do it by working together, and supporting each other,” said Hayes. “As always, my staff and I remain here to help and will continue to fight for Connecticut’s Fifth District. I pray for the safety of you and your families.”william.lambert@hearstmediact.com

This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigateWATERBURY — U.S. Rep. Jahana Hayes, D-5, that she and her family would enter self-quarantine after her husband, a first responder in Waterbury, tested positive for the coronavirus.Hayes said her husband appears to be “healthy and asymptomatic,” while she tested negative for the coronavirus.“Out of an abundance of caution, and in keeping in line with guidance from the Centers for Disease Control, my family and I will be quarantining at home for the next 14 days and self-monitoring for symptoms,” Hayes said in a statement. “I will...

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