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Are International travelers the source of the new COVID-19 variant?

January 30, 2021
January 31, 2021
by eTN Managing Editor
1 min read
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Which countries will open borders for tourists vaccinated against COVID-19?

WATERLOO REGION — The region’s first case of a COVID-19 variant that’s more contagious was contracted by a person who had close contact with an individual who had travelled internationally, public health said on Saturday.
The region’s public health

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