Peel Public Health is asking guests of a wedding in Mississauga last month to seek testing for COVID-19 due to an exposure.
The local public health unit said the wedding was held at the Mississauga Convention Centre on Derry Road near Hurontario Street on Nov. 20. between 5 p.m. to 1 a.m.
“All guests should get tested if they have not already tested on or after Nov 27, regardless of vaccination status,” Peel Public Health said in a statement.
Read more: Attendees of wedding events at Mississauga hall urged to get tested due to COVID-19 exposure
It also said individuals must self-isolate regardless of vaccination status until they receive a negative test result.
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An outbreak number of 2253-2021-51320 was also given out for people who attended the wedding.
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