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Northern Health has issued an order limiting work at two sites related to the Coastal GasLink pipeline project while declaring an outbreak of COVID-19.
In a statement posted online Sunday, the health authority says 17 cases remain active at two lodges where workers have been staying.
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It says the affected worksites along the 670-kilometre pipeline route are limited to all but essential workers until an updated safety plan is approved.
The declaration will last 28 days and comes after Northern Health found evidence of transmission among employees of the Pacific Atlantic Pipeline Construction company, one of Coastal GasLink’s prime contractors.
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writes John Hawkins. Despite extensive investigations by police and a variety of medical experts, as well as DNA checks across Europe, nothing has been found to establish who the man was or how he came to die on Earl Bathurst s 15,000 acre Cirencester Park Estate. Yesterday the assistant Gloucestershire Coroner, Roland Wooderson, drew a line under the investigation by conducting an inquest in the absence of almost all the information that is usually considered at such a hearing. He read through police and medical reports which told him that the mystery man s remains were found on May 1, 2018, by a forestry worker checking tree safety in a beech copse at the edge of the estate near Two Mile Lodge, alongside the A419 road between Cirencester and Stroud.