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Prince George to Vancouver Flight on BCCDC COVID-19 list

A Prince George flight to Vancouver has been listed on the BCCDC COVID-19 Possible exposure list.

Passengers from the Air Canada Flight 8212 on August 21st are being warned of possible COVID-19 exposure.

The passengers sitting in rows 6-12 are being asked to self isolate after being added to the BCCDC Flight Exposure List.

The BCCDC website warns, ” If you have travelled to/from other parts of Canada, and are concerned about potential in-flight exposure, please check for similar information posted on other provincial public health web sites or the federal government web site. If you are a close contact of a confirmed COVID-19 case, Public Health contacts you directly to let you know. In cases where not everyone can be reached, Regional Health Authorities are posting public exposure information online.”

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