No coronavirus risk seen for Musk after meeting with Okla. governor

Musk in Oklahhoma — Musk and other Tesla executives met with Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt and his team on July 3 to visit the site of a potential new Tesla vehicle factory. (Gov. Kevin Stitt\/Facebook)

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July 15, 2020 07:21 PM

Tesla Inc. CEO Elon Musk and other Tesla employees are not at risk of having contracted the novel coronavirus after a July 3 meeting with Oklahoma's governor, who said on Wednesday he had tested positive for the virus, a spokesman for the governor said.

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