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Medical Staff Leave Kashechewan First Nation as Parasite Contaminates Water
- Health-Care workers have evacuated Kashechewan First Nation after a water system failure contaminated its supply with a parasite causing gastrointestinal illness.
- Indigenous Services Canada reported that all remaining nurses left after discussions with community leaders.
- Tyson Wesley, the community's executive director, announced the contamination was due to cryptosporidium.
- As of last week, around 370 residents remain, after over 1,500 were evacuated due to the public health crisis.
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Medical staff leave Kashechewan First Nation as parasite contaminates water – 105.9 The Region
Medical staff have left a northern Ontario First Nation that was largely evacuated last month after its water system failed and a parasite that causes gastrointestinal illness contaminated its water supply. Indigenous Services Canada says all remaining nurses left Kashechewan First Nation on Monday after consultation with community leaders. The department says people who remain in the community will be able to access health services at a hospita…
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