Connecticut teacher who had coronavirus symptoms missing for nearly 2 months

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A beloved Connecticut school teacher who left his family home after midnight on his 50th birthday has seemingly vanished. Gil Cunha, who had been experiencing symptoms of COVID-19, left his family home two months ago. Nearly 300 "missing" posters have been plastered around West Haven, Conn. Police bulletins and large billboards dedicated to his disappearance havent netted any resultsand his family has been worried sick over his whereabouts. FAUCI: TOO EARLY TO SAY WHAT CAUSED CORONAVIRUS CASES TO SURGE IN PARTS OF USCunha was last seen just after midnight on May 7 at his parents home in West Shore, Conn. , according to a press release issued by the West Haven Police Department. Cunhas cousin, Lori Kenny, told NBCs Dateline that Cunhas father saw him watching TV from 12 a. m. to about 2 a. m. When Cunhas mother woke up in the morning, Cunha was gone. At first, his mother thought he had gone for a walk, Kenny said. "When he didnt return later that day, she knew something was wrong," Kenny said. "He wouldnt just take off without contacting his family. "CONNECTICUT POLICE, WIFE SAVE MAN WHO FELL INTO WATER WHILE CRABBING AND ALMOST SWEPT INTO PIPEAnother point of worry is that Cunha had been experiencing some symptoms of COVID-19 and had self-quarantined for three weeks leading up to his disappearance. "He was never tested for the virus but he wasnt feeling well and decided to self-isolate in his room because he was afraid he had the virus," Kenny said. "He wanted to make sure his family was safe. "Cunha, who had been living abroad for thepast 10 years working as a teacher in Portugal and Turkey, had also spoken to his brother before his disappearance and told him that he looked forward to visiting him in New York when the pandemic ended. Cunha had moved back to the United States in November and was temporarily living with his parents. He also began working as a teacher for the West Haven Public School system. CLICK HERE FOR