Passengers On A Flight From Mexico City To Montreal May Have Been Exposed To COVID-19

According to Health Canada.
Contributing Writer

Passengers on Aero Mexico flight AM 680 from Mexico City to Montreal on July 18 may have been exposed to COVID-19. The specific rows affected are currently unknown.

Health Canada continues to make daily updates on a page dedicated to international and domestic flights, trains, and cruises that pose the possibility of exposure.

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You may have been exposed to COVID-19 during recent travel.

Health Canada

Although the information is not exhaustive, the government agency uses reports from provincial and territorial health authorities, international health authorities and public websites for its report.

For those that think they may have been exposed, a self-assessment tool is available.

The agency also reminds Canadians returning to the country that a 14-day quarantine is mandatory, regardless of whether or not they have symptoms, to ensure the health and safety of the passenger and those around them.

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