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Health officials have declared COVID-19 outbreaks over at five facilities around Metro Vancouver, but cases of the novel coronavirus are now reported at five new sites in the same region.
Fraser Health says outbreaks have been confirmed at three long-term care homes and two assisted living facilities from White Rock and New Westminster to Langley, Maple Ridge and Chilliwack.
A statement from the health authority says individual staff members have tested positive at Evergreen Baptist Care Society, Good Samaritan Victoria Heights, Fort Langley Seniors Community and Sunset Manor, all operated privately, as well as Baillie House, which is the only one operated by Fraser Health.
Enhanced control measures have been put in place, visits at the five locations are restricted and Fraser Health says staffing at each facility will be maintained to ensure resident care.
The outbreaks come as Fraser Health confirms all cases of COVID-19 have concluded at George Derby Centre in Burnaby, Langley Lodge in Langley, White Rock Seniors Village and two Surrey facilities, Chartwell Crescent Gardens and Harrison West at Elm Village.
