Windsor-Essex County Health Unit, Windsor, January 16, 2020. Photo by Mark Brown, Blackburn News.Windsor-Essex County Health Unit, Windsor, January 16, 2020. Photo by Mark Brown, Blackburn News.
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Three potential COVID-19 exposure sites identified in Windsor-Essex

The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit has disclosed three locations where people may have been exposed to coronavirus.

On Tuesday afternoon, the health unit identified the Value Village store on Walker Road in Windsor.  Exposure dates there are September 25 and 26.

Two Walmart locations in Windsor-Essex are also on this list. The first is on Sandwich Street in Amherstburg with exposure dates each day between September 25 and September 30. The other location is on Dougall Avenue in Windsor. Exposure dates at that store are September 21 and September 26.

No additional details have been released on any cases connected to these businesses.

The health unit says the risk of contracting COVID-19 is low, but anyone who visited these locations on the listed exposure dates is asked to self-monitor themselves for two weeks from the date of exposure.

The complete list of public exposure sites, and the criteria for disclosure, can be found at the official health unit website.

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