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By Keaton Brown

Possible exposure

Possible COVID-19 exposure in Cut Knife

Jul 20, 2020 | 8:38 AM

​The Saskatchewan Health Authority is issuing an advisory after confirmation that an individual who was at a business in Cut Knife tested positive for COVID-19 during the time when they were likely infectious.

Anyone who attended the business during the listed times below should be self-monitoring for symptoms for 14 days after their visit or seek a testing referral by contacting HealthLine 811. For information on self- monitoring please go to saskatchewan.ca/covid19 and click on the About COVID-19 link.

The advisory applies to anyone who was at the Country Roads Motor Inn, dining area only, in Cut Knife, SK on July 13 to 16 from noon to 1 p.m.

The public health alert is issued as a precaution. The province said that COVID-19 is easily transmitted and wants to ensure residents are aware if they have been to this business during the listed times. As of July 14, COVID-19 testing is available to anyone, regardless of whether they have symptoms or not.

The public is reminded that during the COVID-19 pandemic it is important to take precautions to protect yourself, your families and everyone who lives in the community. This includes physical distancing to maintain a two-metre separation at all times, frequent hand washing, and self-isolating if you are sick.

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It is also important to adhere to public health orders and municipal government guidelines, including limiting your social circles and not attending large gatherings.

COVID-19 is still present in Saskatchewan and we all have a responsibility to minimize the spread of the disease. Together we can make a positive difference and keep our communities safe.​​

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Keaton.brown@jpbg.ca

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