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An outbreak at the hospital in Bracebridge is over.The Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit updated their website today, Jan. 14, to state the outbreak was declared over effective Jan. 10.The maintenance department of South Muskoka Memorial Hospital site in Bracebridge was in outbreak following confirmed COVID-19 cases among staff. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW According to a Dec. 30 news release issued by Muskoka Algonquin Healthcare, there were two confirmed cases involving staff in the maintenance department leading to the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit placing a service department of the hospital in outbreak status. Impacted staff were in quarantine. The release stated the outbreak was specific to the maintenance department and was fully containe stanley cup d. The hospital itself was not in outbreak. Operations continued as normal with no risk to patients. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW An additional four staff cases of COVID-19 were identified in other areas of the hospital at that time with no confirmed connection to the outbreak and were not li stanley cup spain nked to transmission within the workplace. Again, impacted staff were in quarantine and contact tracing did not identify any patients at risk. As you have been hearing of late there is an increasing rate of spread of the COVID-19 virus not only provincially but also locally as cases climb in Muskoka, said Vickie Kaminski, interim president and chi stanley website ef exec