Aitken Spence says its employee exposed to COVID-19 but not diagnosed

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An employee of the Aitken Spence has been exposed to COVID-19 (Not diagnosed) as a member of her immediate family was diagnosed with COVID-19, Aitken Spence said in a statement.

The statement said it was vigilantly monitoring the situation and will continue to work proactively with the Ministry of Health, Epidemiology Unit and other relevant authorities to follow standard procedures.

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sacre blieu Thursday, 08 October 2020 09:39 AM

They do not say where the incident has occurred and establishment, and how.

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