Two COVID-19 Cases Reported at Niagara Falls Costco

Thursday, 26 November 2020 06:00

By Linda Morgan

Two employees at the new Costco in Niagara Falls have allegedly tested positive for COVID-19.

As reported by Niagara Falls Review, the employees tested positive on November 21st and 23rd.

It is stated that they last worked on November 17th and 21st.

The store, which is located on Pin Oak Drive, opened for business on Friday, November 13th.

Costco says that they have informed both employees and Niagara Region Public Health of the situation, and are undertaking additional cleaning and sanitation measures.

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Two COVID-19 Cases Reported at Niagara Falls Costco

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