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P.E.I. investigating possibility of stowaways entering province

The P.E.I. government says it is investigating the possibility that people may have entered the province stowed away in vehicles.

Minister of Public Safety Bloyce Thompson confirmed investigation into 2 separate incidents

At a news conference Tuesday, Minister of Public Safety Bloyce Thompson, said there is an investigation into two incidents, but didn't provide further details. (Ken Linton/CBC)

The P.E.I. government says it is investigating the possibility that people may have entered the province stowed away in vehicles.

At a news conference Tuesday aboutthe province's response to COVID-19, a reporter asked if vehicles were being searched at checkpoints, and followed that question up by asking if there were any suspicions about stowaways.

"There is an investigation that is going on on a couple of incidents but they're still under investigation," responded Minister of Public Safety Bloyce Thompson. "There's two separate incidents that are being investigated."

Thompson said the province isn't routinely searching vehicles entering the province, unless there is suspicion there is a need to do so.

The minister did not provide any further details.

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