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Tullow says 57 workers test positive for COVID-19 on Ghana support vessel

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(Reuters) – Tullow Oil said in a statement on Friday that 57 workers tested positive for COVID-19 onboard a support vessel at its production facilities offshore Ghana.

One other worker tested positive on another storage and production vessel.

Production was unaffected, it said.

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