1/8 The #COVID19 global risk situation is changing, with several countries now reporting sustained community spread. To date, #Canada has been able to detect and manage sporadic cases, preventing spread in the community. #coronavirus
2/8 For now, the risk within 🇨🇦 remains low but the risk is evolving. Concerning developments in recent days tell us the window of opportunity may be closing, but there is still much that 🇨🇦 can do to delay spread and become more prepared. #COVID19 #coronavirus
3/8 Everyone can play a role in preparedness: across levels and sectors of government, communities, and as families and individuals, there are things we can do to prepare for the possibility of a #COVID19 outbreak in Canada. #coronavirus
4/8 #GOC and public health authorities across Canada are working together to assess the evolving risk, incorporate emerging knowledge and adapt our response to this rapidly changing situation. #COVID19 #coronavirus
5/8 We are accelerating research efforts on #COVID19, including contributing to the international efforts to develop vaccines and treatments. #coronavirus
6/8 Individuals actions matter; washing hands frequently, covering coughs & sneezes, and staying home if sick are important ways to stay healthy & delay community spread. #COVID19 #OutSmartEpidemics #coronavirus
7/8 All travellers – If you have been travelling abroad, monitor your health after your return to Canada. If you become sick, be sure to call ahead and inform your healthcare provider of your travel history. #COVID19 #coroanvirus
8/8 Continue to follow me for more information on getting prepared and consult #GOC website for #COVID19 updates and details on the #GOC response: bit.ly/2PnIMxa #coronavirus
