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There's no "luckily". It's the exact behaviour that spread the virus all over Italy. If you love your family and you have some sense of responsibility your dut
by riquito 7y ago
There's no "luckily". It's the exact behaviour that spread the virus all over Italy.
If you love your family and you have some sense of responsibility your duty is to stay where you are for a while. You can embrace your family in the near future.
- adrianN 7y ago"For a while" is likely until we have a vaccine and produced enough of it to build up herd immunity. That probably takes a year or more.
- NullPrefix 7y agoIs it worse than catching the virus during your trip and bringing it to the family?
- adrianN 7y agoNo, but for some people it might be worse if you also take into account the probability of catching the virus at this stage. Even in the worst-affected areas at most single-digit percentages of the population have the virus.
- fuzzfactor 7y agoAnd quarantine restricts unexposed confinees to locations having these single-digit percentages which are overwhelmingly higher than the least-affected areas. It is expected that even with thorough reliable testing and rapid clearance of the non-contagious from confinement, the spread among previously unexposed confinees would be vastly greater than among the unconfined, or further the _isolated clean_.