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Lac Seul Declares Community State Of Emergency

Chief and Council with Lac Seul First Nation have declared a community State of Emergency due to rising COVID-19 numbers.

As of Sunday May 2, there were at least 16 confirmed positive cases.

The First Nation went into a 14 day Code Red Lockdown Order on Saturday May 1 after declaring an outbreak on Friday April 30.

All residents are asked to only leave their homes for essential reasons like groceries, medical appointments or to get a COVID-19 vaccine.

There’s also limited access in and out of the community, with exceptions for food delivery and emergency services.

By declaring a State of Emergency, this will allow the community to gain access to additional assistance and resources.

In a release Chief and Council are urging residents to contact Lac Seul Police at 1-888-310-1122 or 807-582-3802 if you see anyone breaking lockdown rules, including having parties or gatherings.

Officials continue to identify additional cases and residents can arrange a COVID-19 test on week days at the following locations:

  • Kejick Bay Clinic – 807-582-9812
  • Frenchman’s Head Clinic – 807-582-3512
  • Whitefish Bay Clinic – 807-582-3293
  • Or weekends at the Meno Ya Win Emergency Department

Lac Seul First Nation May 2 Release

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