KFL&A Public Health asks those who attended a Kingston restaurant to get tested for COVID-19 after a positive case was identified.
According to Dr. Hugh Guan, acting medical officer of health for the region, a positive case was linked back to The Grizzly Grill Bar and Restaurant at 395 Princess St.
Read more: Kingston health unit warns of increased COVID-19 transmission among young adults, gatherings
The health unit asks anyone who was at the restaurant on Sept.16 between 10:30 p.m. and midnight to monitor for symptoms for 10 days.
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The health unit says it only identifies locations connected with positive cases when contact tracers are unable to identify all potential contacts of a case.
As of Monday, there were 31 active cases of COVID-19 in the Kingston region.
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