渥太华一位在长期护理院工作的53岁妇女,因违反14天隔离规定面临重罚。

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Ottawa woman breaks 14-day quarantine rule to work at long-term care home: police
Josh PringleDigital Multi-Skilled Journalist
@PringleJosh Contact
Published Thursday, October 15, 2020 1:55PM EDTLast Updated Thursday, October 15, 2020 2:25PM EDT

Ottawa police

OTTAWA -- A 53-year-old Ottawa woman is facing charges under the federal Quarantine Act after Ottawa police say she failed to self-isolate for 14 days after travelling abroad and returned to work at a long-term care home.

Ottawa Police say information was received indicating that an Ottawa woman had travelled abroad. She returned to Canada on Sept. 26, so she was required under federal law to quarantine for 14 days, until Oct. 9

"The woman decided not to respect this order and went to work on Sept. 30 at a long-term health facility in Ottawa," police said in a news release. "When management was apprised of the situation, she was immediately sent home. The facility immediately activated mitigating self-isolation and cleaning protocols and informed all persons that had been in contact with the subject."

Police say none of the residents of the long-term care facility have tested positive for COVID-19 as a result of the woman attending work.

Ottawa police say this is the first person they have charged under the Quarantine Act during the pandemic.
The woman is charged with failing to comply with entry condition under section 58 of the Quarantine Act and cause risk of imminent death or serious bodily harm under section 67 of the Quarantine Act.

The maximum penalty for causing risk of imminent death or serious bodily harm is a $1 million fine and three years in prison. For failing to self-isolate for 14 days, she faces a $750,000 fine and up to six months in jail.

The woman is due in court on Nov. 24.

Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson's office issued a statement following the announcement of the charges.

"Mayor Watson was disturbed to learn about the alleged carelessness of the individual in question. This type of reckless behaviour could have harmed their colleagues, and more importantly, the residents of the long term care home. We must all do our part to limit the spread of COVID-19 in our community."

 
Ottawa woman breaks 14-day quarantine rule to work at long-term care home: police
Josh PringleDigital Multi-Skilled Journalist
@PringleJosh Contact
Published Thursday, October 15, 2020 1:55PM EDTLast Updated Thursday, October 15, 2020 2:25PM EDT

Ottawa police

OTTAWA -- A 53-year-old Ottawa woman is facing charges under the federal Quarantine Act after Ottawa police say she failed to self-isolate for 14 days after travelling abroad and returned to work at a long-term care home.

Ottawa Police say information was received indicating that an Ottawa woman had travelled abroad. She returned to Canada on Sept. 26, so she was required under federal law to quarantine for 14 days, until Oct. 9

"The woman decided not to respect this order and went to work on Sept. 30 at a long-term health facility in Ottawa," police said in a news release. "When management was apprised of the situation, she was immediately sent home. The facility immediately activated mitigating self-isolation and cleaning protocols and informed all persons that had been in contact with the subject."

Police say none of the residents of the long-term care facility have tested positive for COVID-19 as a result of the woman attending work.

Ottawa police say this is the first person they have charged under the Quarantine Act during the pandemic.
The woman is charged with failing to comply with entry condition under section 58 of the Quarantine Act and cause risk of imminent death or serious bodily harm under section 67 of the Quarantine Act.

The maximum penalty for causing risk of imminent death or serious bodily harm is a $1 million fine and three years in prison. For failing to self-isolate for 14 days, she faces a $750,000 fine and up to six months in jail.

The woman is due in court on Nov. 24.

Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson's office issued a statement following the announcement of the charges.

"Mayor Watson was disturbed to learn about the alleged carelessness of the individual in question. This type of reckless behaviour could have harmed their colleagues, and more importantly, the residents of the long term care home. We must all do our part to limit the spread of COVID-19 in our community."

太好了!活该!:zhichi:
 
人家也需要养家糊口, 为什么自由党的补助政策不能让第一线工作人员没有财务负担而要铤而走险

这帐先算在自由党身上, 再转到土共帐上。
 
护理院工作人员哪来百万?加拿大自由党和中国共产党各出一半,这个主意法院一定要考虑。

11月24日应当志愿去为她当律师,向法官提出这个合理要求。
 
现在风向变了,是杀鸡给猴看的时候。不长脑子、不长眼睛的要倒霉了 ...... :evil:
 
人家也需要养家糊口, 为什么自由党的补助政策不能让第一线工作人员没有财务负担而要铤而走险

这帐先算在自由党身上, 再转到土共帐上。
如果需要隔离是符合补助条件的。就算不符合有能力出国没办法自我隔离?而且还是在这么重要的岗位上。no做no die活该。
 
人家也需要养家糊口, 为什么自由党的补助政策不能让第一线工作人员没有财务负担而要铤而走险

这帐先算在自由党身上, 再转到土共帐上。
啥叫没有财务负担? 先发100万? 记得你本来对cerb也是有不少意见的,难道是嫌弃发的太少了?
 
COVID-19 quarantine exemption for Costco CEO shouldn't have happened, Ottawa says
Costco's American CEO, Craig Jelinek, and one of his senior lieutenants were allowed to skip Canada's mandatory 14-day COVID-19 quarantine for an August tour of new grocery stores, CBC News has learned. The two arrived on the same day that three other U.S. executives were granted quarantine exemptions in Canada.

 
啥叫没有财务负担? 先发100万? 记得你本来对cerb也是有不少意见的,难道是嫌弃发的太少了?

我对 Cerb 的意见是有很多现金工的钻空子 拿双分钱。 以及很多正在被保险补偿的民众享受不到福利。更有政府工钻空子在家干几分活, 该做的不作。

第二就是对于真正第一线的工作人员, 就像这个例子一样, 如果人家家里要付账单, 政府应该为这14天买单。 现在很多验血的Lab 都关了。 有的老年人足足在Lab 等上一天才轮上。而且不能进lab 在外面的过道上等。

Cerb 如果细究起来 毛病一大堆。土豆是干事的人么?
 
如果需要隔离是符合补助条件的。就算不符合有能力出国没办法自我隔离?而且还是在这么重要的岗位上。no做no die活该。

如果她符合补贴而做出这种决定 我同意她的决定是非常自私的。

但是如果不符合补贴呢? 至少要听听她上班去的理由吧?
 
COVID-19 quarantine exemption for Costco CEO shouldn't have happened, Ottawa says
Costco's American CEO, Craig Jelinek, and one of his senior lieutenants were allowed to skip Canada's mandatory 14-day COVID-19 quarantine for an August tour of new grocery stores, CBC News has learned. The two arrived on the same day that three other U.S. executives were granted quarantine exemptions in Canada.

类似的多着呢,从美国business 过来的根本就不隔离。
 
政府罚的太过了,没有标准。应重罚參加聚会的人!
 
法律是根据行为的社会危害程度制定的。
合理。

只不过。法律需要斟酌细分。高危人群隔离需要单独罗列。


需要时间。
 
结论:大妈是世界上最生猛的人!
 
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