Two Positive Cases at Niagara College Welland Campus

Wednesday, 3 February 2021 11:40

By Linda Morgan

Niagara College has confirmed two positive COVID-19 cases.

The individuals, who are both self-isolated, last attended the Welland campus on January 28th and 30th.

The two cases are not believed to be related.

No information on the identity of the individuals has been released.

The school says that extensive measures have been taken at campuses to limit the spread of COVID-19.

These include restricting access to approved employees and students with scheduled classes/labs only, mandatory daily health screening for people entering the campuses, and mandatory masks in common areas.

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Two Positive Cases at Niagara College Welland Campus

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