Texas State University is monitoring 10 people who are in self-isolation for possible cases of COVID-19, according to university Chief Medical Officer Emilio Carranco.
The 10 possible cases are connected to international travel. The university said there are currently no cases of COVID-19 among the individuals in self-isolation.
"In response to the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19) internationally, Texas State University implemented a policy requiring persons traveling to a country with a CDC Level 2 or 3 Travel Warning to self-isolate at home for 14 days prior to returning to our campuses," Carranco said in a statement.
"Out of an abundance of caution, Texas State University is monitoring 10 people who are self-isolating at home and are not on campus."
