The government of New Brunswick is advising of potential exposures to the coronavirus on two Air Canada flights.
On Aug. 6, the government identified one confirmed COVID-19 case in a temporary foreign worker who might have been infectious while travelling on the following flights:
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- Air Canada Flight 8918 – Toronto to Moncton on July 25
- Air Canada Flight 1232 – Cancun to Toronto on July 24
“Individuals who have been on these flights are asked to self-monitor for 14 days after the flight for symptoms. Should symptoms develop, please self-isolate and call 811.”
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