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If it remains at that number, that's a serious blunder of the testing concepts. If it turns out that 60ish people went on the same trip, or stayed in the same
by choeger 5y ago
If it remains at that number, that's a serious blunder of the testing concepts.
If it turns out that 60ish people went on the same trip, or stayed in the same hotel and subsequently caught a new, even more contagious variant, roughly at the same time, it is easy to assume that they tested negative on departure and positive on arrival. But if they caught it on different occasions, it is highly probable that they did not test negative at all.
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