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Another COVID-19 notification for Campbell River’s Carihi Secondary

Island Health has issued another COVID-19 exposure notification for Carihi Secondary School in Campbell River.

According to the health authority, dates of exposure were February 10th, 11th, and/or 16th.

In a statement, School District 72 said contact tracing has been completed, and that a PE class has been asked to self-isolate until March 2nd.

“All impacted have been notified and public health will be following up with them to provide further info and support,” SD72 said.

This is now the third positive test at Carihi. Earlier exposures were confirmed on October 8th and December 5th of last year.

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