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Keeping group numbers low, allowing for the following of health guidelines, and thereby reducing the chances of contracting/spreading the virus.
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I guess to try to limit the number of people who Will be exposed and get sick...
Aaron
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Interesting. I didn't know part in-person and part remote was even an option.
My heart goes out to you all who are in hotspots. We have 1 active case in our county. 22 hospitalized in the whole state.
Same concept being applied or considered in a lot of work environments, General concept being to utilize and minimize the benefits of physical spaces and ‘group’ environments while also minimizing crowd sizes. Early concept was just to shorten the hours an essential business was open so there were fewer hours of potential exposure. Sounds cruel but to a large degree I think the ideas being developed or considered are as much about reducing the probabilities as they are about trying to actually protect anyone.
Such a fluid environment it will be interesting to see how different areas address the issue(s).
Similar to what the football teams are talking about doing for essential positions. They are quarantining like q.b and rb so there are reserves when the main ones get infected. This way in schools they will only have half the school quarantined at a time when they test positive.the other half will still be able to go until they get infected too... I mean I'm sure if our children go back to in person classes that they will all wind up testing positive at some point. Which is why I dont want my kids back in school until a vaccine is found.. It would destroy my kids is they got it and then unknowingly gave it to one of their grandparents... I mean they would hate to give it to my wife or myself too but we are not as high risk as their grandparents...
It's gotten so bad in Utah. And I just don't think people will go back into full lockdown. Honestly in my opinion they shouldn't have shut us down in March. I think we could have just done distancing and masks, and then as numbers started to climb up then go full Red. But here we sit on Yellow and it's worse then it was when on red. But if the governor even threatens to shut us down again people start protesting.
They had a press conference yesterday with local hospital administration practically begging people to wear masks. Then the one doctor basically said it's too late.
So that vaccine... Can we get that please? It's the only way this gonna get better
They had a press conference yesterday with local hospital administration practically begging people to wear masks. Then the one doctor basically said it's too late.
So that vaccine... Can we get that please? It's the only way this gonna get better
I stand corrected..... only 16 hospitalized in the whole state.
We’ll be heading over soon as we can get out vehicles packed and Gassed up.
Keep your cooties to yourself.
Dave in KY
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Only 1 in county south of us where I work till they reopened and now 60 and growing............wonder how long before I'm not working again........
We are in phase 3. Most things are open but with masks and social distancing in place. Restaurants are at 50%.
We have been having church for over a month now but holding 2 small services.
The Governor has just extended the state of emergency for another 30 days. Just signed an executive order that businesses must enforce the mask rule. This has put business in a rough spot as it often puts very young people in the position of confronting the anti mask customers. Several fights have been reported.
We have been having church for over a month now but holding 2 small services.
The Governor has just extended the state of emergency for another 30 days. Just signed an executive order that businesses must enforce the mask rule. This has put business in a rough spot as it often puts very young people in the position of confronting the anti mask customers. Several fights have been reported.
I hear ya. I work in a Hannaford pharmacy, and while many people are wearing masks, there are numerous calls about why no enforcement. And most cashiers and baggers are minum wage with no insurance. Those folks are facing it all. I never would have thought we'd be so divided and pig-headed over such a trivial issue, especially when for the common good.
Unfortunately we see reports of that quite a bit. Angering how people think they should be able to dictate the policies a business puts in place.
HMan
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Sad but true, just noting that it happens everywhere, even in a country known for its non-confrontational populace.
Well the thing people have to remember is a business has a right to refuse service to anyone as long as it's not because of race , sex , age , religion or preference.. I think more places should require mask personally... I just wish more places would enforce it that already "require" them .
I agree a business should be able to have whatever rules it wants and then people could choose whether go go there or not. The problem here is that it isn't the business' choice. Our state has mandated that businesses have to enforce the state's rules.
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