Interior Health Authority said there were two positive COVID-19 cases on Oliver’s Krazy Cherry Fruit Company farm.

Interior Health, after further testing of individuals, has identified additional Kelowna locations where people may have been exposed to COVID-19 between June 25 and July 6.

“We are looking at their exposures, where they were, when they were in Kelowna, and we are identifying a couple of parties where these individuals may have converged.”

Interior Health has issued an advisory that people who visited downtown Kelowna from June 25 to July 6 may have potentially been exposed to coronavirus.

The district said the campsite is part of its ongoing plans to provide safe accommodations for seasonal agricultural workers during the coronavirus pandemic.

Interior Health said the region’s size plays a role in transporting swabs to Kelowna for analysis.

IHA says the first phase of surgery renewal is focused on patients that need urgent surgeries.

Data from the B.C. Centre of Disease Control says the number of cases in Interior Health haven’t risen since Thursday, May 28.

195 people have tested positive for COVID-19 in the health region since the first case of the novel coronavirus was identified.

Provincial health officials, however, announced nine new cases across B.C. on Wednesday, along with one death.