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COVID-19: Bradford, Ont., restaurant charged for violating emergency order

Exterior of the South Simcoe police's station in Bradford. Nick Westoll / File / Global News

A restaurant in Bradford, Ont., has been charged after police received a report of a group of people eating and being served inside on Thursday evening.

Under Ontario’s current stay-at-home order, restaurants across the province must close for indoor and outdoor dining and may only provide takeout and/or delivery services.

Gatherings outside of one’s household are also prohibited under the currently emergency orders.

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On Thursday, police were called to Minho Restaurant and Catering on Holland Street West.

Police say the business was served with a provincial offence notice for violating the emergency order.

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