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This Easter, Stay Home, Stay Safe and Stick it to COVID

An Open Letter to the People of Saskatchewan from your Community Medical Health Officers in Saskatchewan On Monday, March 29, 2021, the Province of Saskatchewan launched a campaign titled Stick It To COVID aimed at encouraging Saskatchewan residents to get their COVID-19 vaccine when it’s their turn. One of the most important things we can ask you to do is get vaccinated. The vaccines available are safe, effective and they will save countless lives. They are also part of our path back to normalcy. But for some, the effect of the vaccines will not come soon enough. Unless we take all of our other public health precautions seriously in the days ahead, some will not survive to see those normal days.

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NBCHS moves to off-campus learning

Regular curriculum will continue to be taught during this time away from school. Classroom teachers were contacting their students with the details of their individual learning plans. Meanwhile, Living Sky has stated a case of COVID-19 has also been diagnosed in an individual in Maymont Central School and an individual in Lawrence Elementary School in North Battleford. Any individuals who were in close contact have been notified by Public Health with directions. Following the division’s health and safety protocols, the schools have received a deep cleaning/sanitizing and were open as of Jan. 12. © Copyright Battlefords News Optimist

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Daily Mirror - Covid-19 cases at SriLankan Catering increase to 70

A total of 70 employees of the SriLankan Catering operations division at the Bandaranaike International Airport have tested positive for the COVID-19 virus as of today with five more patients identified today, Regional Medical Health Officer Dr. Migara Epa said. Meanwhile, Katunayake-Seeduwa Administrative Public Health Inspector Suresh Kumara said that a nurse at a well known private hospital in Ragama was also contracted with Covid-19 today. (T.K.G. Kapila) Comments - 0

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Daily Mirror - Covid-19 cases at SriLankan Catering increase to 31

Daily Mirror - Covid-19 cases at SriLankan Catering increase to 31
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