Majority of Interior COVID-19 cases now from community transmission, unknown exposure
KAMLOOPS — It’s been nearly one month since COVID-19 was declared a global pandemic.
When the virus first began to spread, the majority of cases were attributed to international travel. Now in the Interior and other health authorities in the province, the majority of cases come from community transmission or an unknown exposure.
According to the BCCDC website, just 25 of Interior Health’s 128 positive COVID-19 cases are attributed to travel, while 43 cases are believed to be locally transmitted, and 42 cases are due to an unknown exposure.
The remaining two cases are waiting for more data.