Carpooling
While carpooling can be a great way to save time and very eco-friendly for the environment, it’s definitely not something you should consider ruing a global pandemic. The airtight close quarters of a car can be a huge risk factor and a superspreader at the same time, as the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has already mentioned.
It’s even more dangerous if you don’t know those people, but let’s be honest, even if you know them, you can’t know who they’ve gotten in contact with. The risk is even greater when it comes to people that interact with several individuals on a daily basis, like members of a sports team for example.
According to Timothy McDonald, public health director in the Boston suburb of Needham, if you’re child is playing in a soccer/lacrosse/ice hockey team they probably more exposed to the virus as they interact with a lot of people daily.
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Have not been anyplace but the grocery store. Wear a mask wash hands. Staying at home with husband. Both of us retired. Am not sick.
I can’t find the rest of this article. What are the 4 places?!!!
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