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HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Connecticut officials are working on a plan for anonymous contact tracing of COVID-19, a key component of the state's eventual efforts to slowly reopen without risking flareups of the coronavirus that causes the disease.

Josh Geballe, chief executive officer for Democratic Gov. Ned Lamont, said Wednesday there will be “a lot of exciting announcements in the near future” about new cloud-based platforms the Department of Public Health has been evaluating.