P.E.I. reports 2 new COVID-19 cases, issues 9 public exposure notifications
CBC
P.E.I. announced two new COVID-19 cases on Thursday, one of which is connected to the cluster which began in Prince County.
The other case is linked to the workplace outbreak the province reported Wednesday. That outbreak is not associated to the Prince County cluster.
One of the individuals who tested positive is in their 60s, and the other is in their 40s.
There are now 25 cases associated with the Prince County cluster.
Nine public exposure notifications have been issued, all located in Charlottetown.
Friday, Nov. 19
Saturday, Nov. 20
Sunday, Nov. 21
Anyone who was at these locations during these times who isn't fully vaccinated should get tested. Those who are vaccinated should monitor for symptoms.
The province has 37 active COVID-19 cases and has had 365 cases in total since the pandemic began.
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