SHA issues special coronavirus alert for Prince Albert, Sask., restaurant

The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is advising of an increased COVID-19 exposure risk at a restaurant in Prince Albert.

A person, or persons, who was infectious was at Original Joe’s, 801-15th St. E., between Nov. 12 and Nov. 16 from open to close, the SHA said.

Anyone who was at the restaurant on the specified dates, including children, must self-isolate immediately and contact HealthLine 811, their physician or nurse practitioner to arrange for testing if symptomatic, the health authority said.

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COVID-19 symptoms typically develop two to 14 days after exposure to the coronavirus.

The SHA said it issues public service announcements if it is determined there is an increased risk of COVID-19 exposure to the public and self-isolation is required.

The health authority added that reasonable efforts are made to inform the business or location prior to issuing the public notification.

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