Passengers who have been on a handful of current Island flights are being warned about doable publicity to COVID-19.
The British Columbia Centre for Illness Management (BCCDC) has added 4 current Vancouver Island flights to its COVID-19 publicity listing, with the vast majority of them linked to Victoria.
The 4 affected flights are listed beneath:
- WestJet flight 197 from Calgary to Victoria on Oct. 17 (affected rows are 2-8)
- Air Canada/Jazz flight 8556 from Victoria to Calgary on Oct. 16 (affected rows not reported)
- WestJet flight 3335 from Calgary to Comox on Oct. 15 (affected rows are 3-9)
- Air Canada/Jazz flight 8069 from Vancouver to Victoria on Oct. 13 (affected rows not reported)
The BCCDC says passengers who have been on a flight that has been added to the province’s COVID-19 publicity listing ought to self-monitor for signs for 14 days and people who have been sitting in rows recognized are thought-about to be at the next danger of publicity as a result of their proximity.
Signs of COVID-19 embody fever, chills, cough or worsening of continual cough, shortness of breath, sore throat, lack of sense of scent or style, runny nostril, headache and fatigue.
The addition of the 4 flights to the province’s COVID publicity listing brings the entire variety of Island flights with reported exposures this 12 months to 176.
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