Re: N.S. publishes list of Covid potential infection sites . . .

[Nazrat]

"brewn...@gmail.com" <brewn...@gmail.com> wrote in
news:cc06aca3-fe72-44da...@googlegroups.com:

> Almost all are restaurants or fast food places. No wonder BC has shut
> them down for in-house eating. Just one rogue restaurant still
> violating the health regulations in Vancouver's Kitsilano area - and
> facing a permanent 'shut down' court order.
>
> https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/vancouver-mayor-court-i
> njunction-corduroy-1.6001248 ____________________________
> N.S. announces new restrictions, higher fines as record 63 cases
> reported Sunday Province has reported 115 new cases in the past 2 days
>
> https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/nova-scotia-long-list-covid-
> 19-sunday-exposures-testing-1.6001475 _____________________________
>
> Here are all the potential COVID-19 exposure sites in Nova Scotia
>
> https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/possible-covid-19-exposures-
> in-nova-scotia-1.5803594 ____________________________________
>
> We could do with lists like that in BC. It won't be good for the
> businesses on the list, but it sure would alert customers as to the
> potential danger of eating out in these public places.
>
> The listing of airline flights is another big plus for those who've
> traveled by air recently . . . . maybe not so much for the flight
> attendants.

Oh yeah that's real intellect at work there. Places of infection change
within a few hours. The political brainiacs behind this fearmongering
need to have their heads removed.