Two new COVID-19 cases reported on P.E.I. Wednesday
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There are two new COVID-19 cases confirmed on P.E.I., the Chief Public Health Office announced Wednesday in a written release.
The two people are in their 40s and have recently travelled outside of Prince Edward Island.
Contact tracing is complete and they're self-isolating, Dr. Heather Morrison said.
There's also a flight exposure notification.
Anyone who travelled on this flight should monitor closely for symptoms and if any develop, visit a drop-in testing site, officials advise.
P.E.I. now has two active cases of COVID-19 and has had 317 positive cases since the pandemic began.
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