Public health officials in Canada contact additional people after identifying a confirmed hantavirus case, according to multiple outlets. CBC News reports that 26 more Canadians are being contacted for a “low-risk” exposure. The National Post adds that, as of Thursday, nine people are considered high-risk contacts and have been told to self-isolate. Together, the reports indicate authorities are expanding contact tracing while distinguishing between levels of exposure and recommended precautions. The “low-risk” group is being notified as part of ongoing monitoring efforts, while the “high-risk” group follows stricter guidance, including self-isolation. The information reflects an incremental update to the total number of individuals under public health follow-up, with officials continuing to assess who may have had meaningful contact related to the confirmed case. Officials do not indicate in the excerpts provided whether any additional symptoms or new confirmed infections have been found.