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Flu prep: Ottawa ships body bags to northern Manitoba reserves
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OTTAWA - Chiefs in northern Manitoba are not impressed with Ottawa’s most recent shipment of materials to prepare for an expected H1N1 influenza outbreak: body bags.
At least four first nations in northern Manitoba were sent body bags in shipments of supplies from Health Canada intended for the H1N1 influenza.
Garden Hill Chief David Harper said the nursing station in Wasagamack got 30 body bags and God’s Lake received 20 of them, along with boxes of hand sanitizer wipes and masks. Body bags were also included in shipments to Garden Hill and St. Theresa Point, but Harper said the number was unknown.
Harper said this is an offensive action from Health Canada.
"This says to me they’ve given up," he said.
Harper said normally the RCMP always have a few body bags in their offices on reserve but the nursing station has not received them before.
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