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South Shore public health authorities say 28 children and staff who were at a day camp have tested positive for COVID-19.

In a letter sent to parents and people on a mailing list for the camp, the CISSS de la Montrgie-Centresaid itsuspects even more transmissionvia asymptomatic carriers may have happened atCharlot l'Escargot.

Last week, regional health authorities began investigatingafter a counsellor and multiple children who were at the camptested positive for the virus.

All children and employees who were at the day camp between July 13 and July 21 must isolate at home for a minimum of 14 days from the last time they attended the camp.

• More:28 cases of COVID-19 confirmed at Boucherville day camp

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