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Newsroom Ready: 'Extreme caution' needed as top docs start talking about how to ease pandemic restrictions: Tam

Public health officials can't set rules for how absolutely every business and gathering place reopens when it's OK to start easing measures to fight COVID-19, says Dr. Theresa Tam. But they are starting to talk about how to guide the eventual lifting of restrictions, she says, recognizing that most Canadians won't have immunity to the illness any time soon.

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Unique identifier: CP17168576

Legacy Identifier: r_COVID-Cda20200421T1430

Type: Video

Duration: 2m13s

Dimensions: 1920px × 1080px 163.95 MB

Create Date: 4/21/2020 2:30:00 PM

Display aspect ratio: 16:9