For the first time in a week, Prince Edward Island is reporting a new case of COVID-19.
Chief public health officer Doctor Heather Morrison says that brings the total to 26.
She says the new case is a man in 30’s returning from international travel.
Morrison says he is an essential worker but does not provide public-facing service and has not been back to work since his return to the province.
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Chief medical health officer Doctor Janice Fitzgerald says the province will test anyone displaying at least two symptoms of the virus.
She announced the move after reporting three new cases of the coronavirus in the province, raising the total to 247.
Fitzgerald says there is no known cause of transmission for five of the cases, which is particularly concerning.
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