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Georgia has an initial solution for people who test positive for the novel coronavirus but can’t stay at home and don’t require hospitalization: An isolated corner of a state park, where mobile housing units have been set up.
So far, the lone resident of the quarantine at Hard Labor Creek State Park is a military veteran who cooked at a Waffle House northwest of Atlanta and doesn’t know how he contracted the illness.
“Every joint in my body hurt,” Joey Camp, 30, told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. “I could not move a joint in my body from my ankles, up my back, arms – could not without sharp pain.”
Camp, who served in Afghanistan and is from Cartersville, was staying with a friend who has an infant son, so he volunteered to be isolated away from home.