Trois écoles de Surrey ont mis en garde contre l’exposition à la variante B.1.1.7 du COVID-19


SURREY (NEWS 1130) – Les étudiants, le personnel et les familles de trois écoles de Surrey sont informés des expositions à la variante B 1.1.7 plus transmissible du COVID-19 identifiée pour la première fois au Royaume-Uni.

Le surintendant Jordan Tinney a partagé les avis d’exposition samedi.

Les écoles concernées sont l’Ecole Woodward Hill Elementary, Tamanawis Secondary et AHP Matthew Elementary.

Les expositions remontent à la fin janvier et au début février, mais les trois avis ont été émis le 20 février après que Fraser Health a confirmé qu’il s’agissait de cas de la variante la plus contagieuse.

«Le test de la variante prend plus de temps que le test COVID-19 standard, c’est pourquoi nous avons reçu cette information maintenant», lisent toutes les lettres.

À l’école Woodward Elementary, la personne affectée était à l’école du 3 février au 5 février, puis à nouveau du 10 février au 12 février.

«Fraser Health a ordonné à deux classes et à plus de 20 personnes de s’auto-isoler», selon l’avis.

Au secondaire de Tamanawais, la personne qui a été testée positive pour la variante était à l’école du 26 janvier au 8 février. L’autorité sanitaire a identifié trois contacts étroits, à qui on a dit de se faire tester et de s’isoler.

De même, à AHP Matthew Elementary, trois contacts étroits du cas confirmé ont reçu pour instruction de se faire tester et d’isoler. Les dates d’exposition pour cette école sont les 26 janvier, 27 janvier et 29 janvier.

Début janvier, une cohorte entière dans une école secondaire de Maple Ridge a subi des tests après qu’un cas de COVID-19 dans cette école ait été lié à un « contact rapproché » de quelqu’un qui avait contracté la variante. L’ensemble de la cohorte a été testé négatif. Cependant, dans ce cas, aucune personne testée positive pour la variante n’était entrée à l’école.

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