Summer COVID surge

Summer COVID Surge: Experts Issue Warning for New Brunswickers

Infectious disease experts warn of the risks of a summer surge in COVID-19 cases in New Brunswick. Stay informed to stay safe! #COVID19 #Warning #NewBrunswick

As summer approaches, two infectious disease experts are raising concerns about the potential surge in COVID-19 cases in New Brunswick. Despite the warmer weather and eased restrictions, the experts emphasize the importance of remaining vigilant to prevent a resurgence of the virus. Many people may mistakenly believe that the risk has diminished, but the threat of infection remains present.

Highlighting the current situation, one researcher revealed that 1 in 42 New Brunswickers is currently infected with COVID-19. This alarming statistic underscores the need for continued public health measures and individual responsibility to curb the spread of the virus. With the Delta variant spreading, the risk of a summer surge becomes even more pressing.

In light of these warnings, it is crucial for residents to adhere to guidelines, maintain physical distancing, wear masks, and get vaccinated. By taking these precautions, the community can work together to mitigate the potential impact of a summer surge. Staying informed and following expert advice are key to ensuring the safety and well-being of everyone in New Brunswick.

As the summer unfolds, the vigilance of the public and authorities will play a significant role in controlling the spread of COVID-19. By staying proactive and united in efforts to combat the virus, New Brunswickers can navigate through the season with resilience and determination. Remember, the battle against COVID-19 is far from over, and everyone must do their part to protect themselves and others.