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VICTORIA For all of the NDP government claims of transparency and openness about the pandemic, the year began with news of an embarrassing coverup of B.C.’s deadliest-to-date outbreak of COVID-19.
“Thirty-one die in Vancouver care home catering to Chinese elders,” read the Jan. 1 headline in the online edition of the South China Morning Post.
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“A tragedy of startling speed and ferocity is quietly unfolding at Little Mountain Place,” read the story by Ian Young, Vancouver-based correspondent for the Hong Kong-based Post. “The nature of the disaster has largely gone unreported, thanks in part to disclosure policies of B.C. Health authorities who refuse to discuss it beyond confirming that it is taking place.”
Vancouver coronavirus disaster: Infected staff tried to ‘push through’ their symptoms at care home where 41 elderly died, leak suggests
Zoom briefings about Little Mountain Place, where 87 per cent of residents were infected, indicate catastrophic failure of ‘self-monitoring’ system among staff
Investigator said infected staff downplayed their symptoms and kept going to work in a tragic case of ‘presenteeism’ that fuelled BC’s deadliest outbreak