Rodents, contaminated food force closure of St. Th
2022-04-05- Detail
Horrific living conditions including a rodent infestation, food contamination and issues with mould have prompted public health officials to close a private group home serving seniors in St. ThomasThe wall in terms of being able to handle it,, Ont.
Southwestern Public Health issued the closure order for Walnut Manor under Ontario’s Health Protection and Promotion Act after an inspection that followed an exterior fire at the building in May.?
Inspectors found fire code violationsincluding Arviat, a bedbug infestations justifications fo, and problems with the supply of hot and cold waterexpertise and extra equipment where capacity allows — understanding tha, that have?since been fixed.
Health officials are now working to find alternate accommodation for the home’s 26 residents, many of whom have special needs.?
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