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FRANKFURT: A Deutsche Bank AG employee in Frankfurt and another at KKR & Co in London contracted the coronavirus, setting off swift measures to contain potential outbreaks.
“Our colleague is in good health and good spirits but will remain under observation,” the bank said in an internal memo. It’s requiring personnel who had close contact with the employee who contracted the virus to quarantine themselves for 14 days.“We continue to monitor the situation and will adjust our response as necessary.”
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