Edmundston area of New Brunswick enters lockdown due to COVID-19 surge

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New Brunswick's Edmunston region is now in a lockdown, meaning schools are closed and gatherings with anyone outside one's own household are prohibited

The order also forces non-essential businesses, schools and public spaces to close, including outdoor ice rinks and ski hills. The province says all indoor and outdoor gatherings from people of different households are prohibited.Health officials in the province say the order is needed to curb a rise in daily infections that they fear is about to get out of control.

As of now, non-essential travel is prohibited in and out of the area, which borders Maine and Quebec's Bas-St-Laurent region. The order also forces non-essential businesses, schools and public spaces to close, including outdoor ice rinks and ski hills. The province says all indoor and outdoor gatherings from people of different households are prohibited.

Provincial officials say they will evaluate the situation in the region every seven days, and cabinet may extend the lockdown if necessary.

 

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It’s spelled Edmundston.

Who wrote this tweet? Learn to spell area locations! EDMUNDSTON! TWO 'D'S

Good luck with that! It was tried in Ontario and led to residents of lockdown area traveling to surrounding areas thus spreading the virus! Do these politicians never learn? Guess not!

'Those who would give up essential liberty, to purchase a little temporary safety, deserves neither liberty or safety' Benjamin Franklin

Why not include the cases/hospitalizations number? Probably because they are ridiculously low.

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