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In a nursing home I would've expected nurses to be transmitting COVID-19 between patients. But merely having a lot of people in a room be enough for widespread
by threeseed 7y ago
In a nursing home I would've expected nurses to be transmitting COVID-19 between patients.
But merely having a lot of people in a room be enough for widespread transmission is a bit of a wake up call. I can't understand how given that you could ever open up bars, restaurants etc.
- SpicyLemonZest 7y agoWell, a lot of people in a room for at least 8 hours, and unless this is a one-day shelter probably iterated over quite a while. I don't think this suggests a story where you sit in a restaurant for 2 hours and then everyone's infected; there's only been one report of a case like that, and multiple contact tracing reports from other countries where a carrier only infected a few other people in their bus or restaurant.