COVID\u002D19: People asked to track their movements as 30 new community cases reported
However, since Phase 3 of the B.C. restart plan began July 1 more cases have appeared in the general community — defined as community cases.
Fraser Health Region contact-tracers are at work trying to identify who may have been in contact with the workers. “My response was to ask how they were going to do that when no one has my contact information and no one knows where I was sitting and no one knows what time I was there,” MacInnes said. Fraser Health spokesman Dixon Tam said the restaurant cases weren’t considered an outbreak because the transmission of the virus didn’t occur at the work location.
“We need to support contact-tracing efforts by paying attention to where we go and who we see, and always, without exception, staying home if we are feeling at all unwell,” Henry said.
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