A second nail salon in Kingston, Ont. has been linked to an outbreak of COVID-19. Kingdom Nails & Spa posted a message advising customers that the salon would be temporarily closed after an employee tested positive for the disease.
Saturday, advising customers that the salon would be temporarily closed after an employee tested positive for the disease.to ensure everyone’s safety. Although we have passed all regulations and did not violate [any] safety measures, we feel that it is our responsibility to ensure that this will not happen again. We will be closed until the Public Health department says that we can open," the post says.
Kingdom Nails says their employee rented from Binh's, which is how she came into contact with the virus.
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