Another Okinawa base worker tests positive for omicron as Marines' COVID-19 cluster grows

A cluster of new cases emerged among newly arrived Marines in a rotational unit, according to Marine Corps Installations Pacific on Friday. Neither the Marines nor the Japanese government has commented publicly on whether the cluster included omicron cases.

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