Posted on Jun 13, 2020
The CDC — finally — has new guidelines for reducing Covid-19 risk post-lockdowns
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"People should think about Covid-19 risk in four dimensions: distance to other people, environment, activity, and time spent together. More distance is better, outdoors is safer than indoors, activities that involve lots of exhaling (like singing or shouting) are more dangerous than quieter ones, and a longer time spent with others is more dangerous than a shorter time."
The CDC — finally — has new guidelines for reducing Covid-19 risk post-lockdowns
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The Japanese practice the 3 Cs:
- Contact to be avoided.
- Crowded places to be avoided.
- Contained environments to be avoided.
I really don't know how to guidelines will be publicized as the administration is not discussing COVID-19 issues.
- Contact to be avoided.
- Crowded places to be avoided.
- Contained environments to be avoided.
I really don't know how to guidelines will be publicized as the administration is not discussing COVID-19 issues.
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MAJ Byron Oyler
Media is really not covering it either as they probably know if thousands of protesters in the last week do not die from COVID-19 that people will realize the fear tactics, the millions losing jobs, and increased domestic violence was for nothing.
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Minneapolis should be getting slammed with COVID-19 cases right now with many major cities to follow and if they do not, then we know much of this was fear tactics and control.
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