How well has Manitoba controlled the spread of #COVID19 so far?
Nine active cases means that right now, only one in every 153,111 Manitobans have the disease.
That’s like one case for every Guelph or every Moncton.
Or one case in all of P.E.I.
Roussin asked how many more cases or deaths would spark renewed restrictions.
Does not say, but Manitoba does have ability to renew restrictions.
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Restaurant patio service comes back May 4:
"All businesses will be required to limit occupancy to 50 per cent of normal business levels."
No condiments, no buffets.
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May 4 recreation reopening:
-Parks, campgrounds, yurts and cabins may open.
-Users must bring own toilet paper, hand sanitizer & other personal hygiene products
-No gatherings above 10 people
-Buy gas/groceries in city
-Wear water shoes or sandals in showers
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Also on May 4:
Schools remain closed
Therapeutic and health care services restored
Retail businesses reopen
Restaurants - patio/walk-up services restored
Hairstylists and barbers reopen
Museums, galleries and libraries reopen
Outdoor rec and campgrounds reopen
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Roussin: Manitoba is in fact looking at contact-tracing apps and may use them if Manitobans find them acceptable.
Will hire more contact-tracing staff as the need arises: In other words, if there are more cases.
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"You can save a life right now by listening." Premier Brian Pallister responds earlier today after being asked about people not following the measures in place to try and stop the spread of the coronavirus. #COVID19MB#COVID19
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