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Concerns arise over non-adherence to public health guidelines amid Grey Bruce COVID-19 surge

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Grey Bruce Health Unit declares COVID-19 critical threshold amid case surge, ‘untruthful’ contact tracing “Everyone across Grey Bruce needs to consider themselves a carrier for the next 48 hours until we reach all cases and their contacts,” the health unit said in a statement Thursday.“A class order from the medical officer of health will ensure cases and at-risk contacts comply with any direction provided by public health case managers.”The region’s health unit has redeployed staff to address the COVID-19 “critical threshold,” which has resulted in its helpline being shut down and large scale vaccine clinics getting deferred to next week.The news has caused some local businesses and services to close their doors for two days.

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