The BC Centre for Disease Control has flagged four new flights for possible exposure to COVID-19.
The centre recommends passengers on the affected flights self-isolate and monitor for symptoms for 14 days from the date of travel.
Cases have been identified on the following flights:
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- July 2: West Jet flight 460 – Kelowna to Calgary
- July 5: Korean Air flight 071 – Incheon to Vancouver
- July 5: West Jet flight 186 – Vancouver to Edmonton
- July 5: West Jet flight 3312 – Kelowna to Edmonton
Under the Quarantine Act, anyone arriving in British Columbia from outside of Canada is required to self-isolate and monitor for symptoms of COVID-19 for 14 days upon arrival and submit a self-isolation plan.
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