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The corona infection has caused several locations in central Bergen to close their doors.
Crossfit Bryggen, Apollon and TGI Friday reported that they closed as a result of a corona infection on Thursday. Photo: Proceedings
The rise in coronary heart disease in Bergen now affects several companies as well. Several are now closing their doors after employees have been diagnosed with corona.
The first to come out was the Apollon record bar.
The employee who received a positive test result on Thursday was at work on Wednesday, August 26, Thursday, August 27 at 5.30 p.m. and Friday, August 28 at 7 p.m.
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– Therefore, we ask all who have visited us these days to be attentive to the symptoms. All of our other employees are now waiting to be evaluated before we can reopen, Apollon writes on Facebook.
The person noticed corona symptoms on August 31, and therefore chose to get tested.
– We will return with more information as we learn more, and cross our fingers that it is an isolated case, writes Apollon.
TGI Fridays closes its doors as a result of a coronary disease in an employee. Photo: TIDE OF BERGENS
More in quarantine
Later Thursday night, a TGI Friday press release arrived at Ole Bull’s home. There, too, an employee had received a positive test result.
– The employee has been in contact with an environment where covid-19 was found, but he himself had no symptoms and was tested on his own initiative on Thursday, writes press contact Tore Garmo.
The person in question must have mild symptoms and be in good shape, advises the restaurant.
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The employee was at work on the afternoons of Friday, August 28 and Saturday, August 29. In consultation with the director of infection control, all employees who have been in contact with the infection are now in quarantine.
– It will be until the test results arrive, writes Garmo.
The restaurant will open its doors as soon as there are employees available who have tested negative for COVID-19 or have not been in contact with the infected person, according to the press release.
Daily camp at Crossfit Bryggen, Snorre Allan Rotbæk. Photo: Silje Katrine Robinson
Closed for ten days
It later emerged that Crossfit Bryggen gym had also chosen to close its doors as a result of an infection.
They realized that one of the employees had tested positive on Thursday.
– We didn’t have to close, but we decided to do it, daily camper Snorre Allan Rotbæk told BT.
The company with six employees will be closed for the next ten days, to prevent further spread of the virus.
