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BC Found 44 Flights Into YVR Had People With COVID-19 Aboard In August

Flights from around the country and around the world are on this list.
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Air travel hasn't been completely grounded during the pandemic and there are flights to and from Vancouver recently where they've had to warn the public about potential exposures.

The BCCDC posts flights where they've identified a case of COVID-19 in someone on board — the month's not over yet but already there are quite a few.

44

Flights 

There were 11 international flights with cases identified onboard ranging from cities like San Francisco and Mexico City to Frankfurt and Chengdu.

It's domestic travel that made up the bulk of it, though, with 33 reported.

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On Monday, August 24, the BCCDC updated the list and added three additional flights to it connecting to China, Montreal, and Edmonton.

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