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Montreal Public Health is asking anyone who attended indoor or outdoor Latin dance events in the Montreal area since July 31 to get tested for COVID-19.

Three people who attended Latin dance events in recent weeks have tested positive. At least two were contagious when they attended a dance event on Aug. 14on Ste-Catherine Street, andon Aug. 15 at Frdric-Back Park, said public health director Dr.Mylne Drouin.

"Every time there is an outbreak, we are doing everything we can to trace the contacts and stop the transmission," Drouin said at a Monday morning news conference.

People who attended Latin dance events at Park Lafontaine and in Verdun should also get tested, she said.

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