COVID variant cases found in Canada, Sweden
When a new variant of the coronavirus was discovered in Canada and Sweden on Saturday ... Japan said it is temporarily banning non-resident foreigners from entering the country.
The ban comes into effect on Monday and runs until January. It comes after Japan on Friday confirmed its first five cases of the new, faster-spreading variant among passengers from the UK.
In Canada, officials confirmed two cases of variants first discovered in the UK.
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Health officials in Ontario said the cases were discovered when the province was locked down on Saturday. A couple in southern Ontario with no known travel history had tested positive.
In Sweden, the variant was discovered in a sick traveler from Great Britain.
The Swedish Health Department said the traveler had been isolated and no other cases had been detected.
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- When a new variant of the coronavirus was discovered in Canada and Sweden on Saturday, Japan temporarily banned foreign nationals from entering the country.
The ban comes into effect on Monday and runs until January. It comes after Japan on Friday confirmed its first five cases of the new, faster-spreading variant among passengers from the UK.
In Canada, officials confirmed two cases of the variant, which were first discovered in the UK. Ontario health officials said the cases were discovered when a province was locked down on Saturday. A couple in southern Ontario with no known travel history had tested positive.
In Sweden, the variant was discovered in a sick traveler from Great Britain. The Swedish Health Department said the traveler had been isolated and no other cases had been detected.
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