Update from Musqueam Health Department
Here is an update from the Musqueam health department’s Community Health Nurse.
Dr. Henry & Health Minister Dix’s Update from Monday, August 14
Reporting Period | New Cases | Active Cases in BC | Cumulative Cases in BC | Vancouver Coastal | Fraser Health | Vancouver Island
Health |
Interior Health | Northern Health | Total In Isolation |
August 13th – 14th | 84 | 629 | 4358 | 1354 | 2276 | 150 | 399 | 107 | 2026 |
Increased or Decreased since last reporting period: |
+51 |
+84 |
+48 |
+34 |
0 |
+1 |
+1 |
+257 |
Watch the August 13 press conference on YouTube.
COVID-19 Basics & Fundamentals
- Wash your hands frequently; avoid touching your eyes, nose, & mouth; Stay home if you are ill! Even with mild symptoms
- Wear a face mask, covering, if you are out and about; especially if physical distancing cannot be achieved
- Keep your social circle small; avoid large gatherings, especially with people you don’t know; maximum 6 to a group
- Fewer faces, bigger spaces! The more people you interact with, the more chance someone will have COVID-19
- A good idea to keep track is to write on your calendar > who you came into contact with, or where you were (for contact tracing)
- If you’re exposed to a presumptive or confirmed case, self-isolate for 14 days; monitor your symptoms, CALL the Community Health Nurse (604-362-9200) or your Care Provider if you develop symptoms (do NOT show up to your doctor’s office, call first!); 811 for after hrs/wknds
Health Department Contacts
Musqueam Primary Care Clinic — 604-266-0043
Community Health Nurse — 604-362-9200
HealthLink BC — 8-1-1
Contact the MIB Health Department to report potential COVID-19 exposure and immediately
isolate. This includes if you feel ill with mild symptoms or have returned home from recent travel.