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> Airports and air travel are likely to be higher-risk. Who says an airport is any more risky than public life in a city? There is no personal interaction betw
by jorisw 7y ago
> Airports and air travel are likely to be higher-risk.
Who says an airport is any more risky than public life in a city? There is no personal interaction between travellers at all.
- gojomo 7y agoHigh volumes of travelers siphoning through the same paths, touching the same surfaces, interacting with the same service personnel. Those travelers being from all-over, thus introducing new region-to-region microbiota mixes. Those travelers often tired or dehydrated from long plane travel across time-zones. Even a heavily-trafficked park, grocery store, or DMV-like public service outlet might not face the same volume of widely-exposed & weary people as an airport does.