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Country Canada

Quebec relaxes COVID-19 rules imposed on seniors

The Quebec government says healthy residents of private seniors’ homes without COVID-19 cases will be permitted to take walks and go to essential businesses. Quebec’s director of public health Dr. Horacio Arruda says residents have been confined for almost two months and it’s time to give them some freedoms while abiding by public health precautions.

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Create Date: 5/5/2020 2:50:00 PM

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