The Vito's restaurant on Hampton Road in Rothesay. (Image: Vito's/Facebook)
Public Health is warning of a potential public exposure to COVID-19 at a restaurant in the Kennebecasis Valley.
Anyone who visited Vito’s Restaurant in Rothesay between 6 and 7 p.m. on Nov. 16 may have been exposed to the virus.
Public Health said Wednesday that any customers who visited during that time should self-monitor for symptoms for 14 days.
Vito’s also previously reported a public exposure at its location on Rothesay Avenue in Saint John between 4 and 8 p.m. on Nov. 17.
“The staff member did not work in the dining room and did not have contact with those in the dining room,” the restaurant said in a Facebook post.
“Due to our stringent policies and procedures they [Public Health] have stated that there is very low risk because of the nature of the situation.”
The restaurant chain announced Saturday that its three locations would be closed until further notice as a precaution while they clean and disinfect the buildings.
You can see a full list of potential public exposures announced to date here.
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