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Upstate NY lawmaker says he had coronavirus as early as December, months before pandemic - syracuse.com
Aug 03, 2020 40 secs
This YouTube video still shows Albany County Executive Dan McCoy addressing reporters about the coronavirus pandemic on Monday, Aug.

Albany County Executive Dan McCoy told reporters Monday that he got an antibody test in May which showed he previously contracted the virus.

“When I got tested (for coronavirus I had) been negative every time, but I did do the antibodies (test) and I had it,” McCoy said during a press briefing.

He added that antibodies do not mean he’s immune from the coronavirus.

McCoy said Albany County has now confirmed 2,304 positive cases of Covid-19, an increase of nine from the day before.

No new deaths have been reported in the county, which has reported 126 total deaths from coronavirus.

More than 18 million cases of coronavirus have been confirmed worldwide, including 4.7 million in the U.S.

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