7 more COVID-19 cases identified on Vancouver flights in past 2 weeks

Seven more flights that took off in the past 14 days have been added to the B.C. Centre for Disease Control's list ofpossible novel coronavirus exposures.

It releases the information when a case of COVID-19 is identified on board a flight that departs fromor arrives in the province.

The BCCDC says four of the flights were domestic and three of them were international.

For all seven of the flights, Vancouver International Airport was either the point of origin or the destination.

Domestic flights:

International flights:

Anyone who was seated in the listed rows is considered to be at higher risk of potentially contracting the virus.

"Passengers on a domestic flight with a COVID-19 case should self-monitor for symptoms for 14 days," says the BCCDC on its online public exposures page, where there is a list of flights affected datingback to June.

Those seated near someone who is confirmed to have COVID-19 following a flight will no longer be contacted by public health individually. Instead, the BCCDCsays it posts possible exposures on its webpage.